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86.141.28.114 at 10:38, 24 August 2006

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The exams studied for during the two years of sixth form.

You usually study 4 subjects you want to do at AS level but drop one so only 3 are studied for the full two years. Along the way a [[Critical Thinking]] AS and [[General Studies]] A-Level are forced upon you.

These exams are often said to be getting easier by people who have never sat them.

← Older revision	Revision as of 16:49, 24 November 2010
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	+	The '''A'''dvanced '''Level''' General Certificate of Education it is now compulsory for intake 2008 and lower years (unless you go to a college). It is split into 2 levels.

	+	'''A'''dvanced '''S'''ubsidary '''Level''' or AS Level studied in Lower Sixth.
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	+	'''A'''dvanced Level '''2''' or A2 studied in upper sixth - usally a continuation of your AS subjects.
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	+	They are graded on a scale of A* to E like [[GCSE]]s with a U for Unrecognised. According to several teachers no one understood the A* grade in the 2009 - 2010 when it was introduced so it caused a mess with University applications.
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	+	You usually study 4 subjects you want to do at AS level but drop one so only 3 are studied for the full two years. Along the way a [[Critical Thinking]] AS and [[General Studies]] A-Level are forced upon you.
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	+	These exams are often said to be getting easier by people who have never sat them.

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:40, 24 November 2010
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−	~~The '''A'''dvanced '''Level''' General Certificate of Education it is now compulsory for intake 2008 and lower years (unless you go to a college). It is split into 2 levels.~~

−	~~'''A'''dvanced '''S'''ubsidary '''Level''' or AS Level studied in Lower Sixth.~~
−
−	~~'''A'''dvanced Level '''2''' or A2 studied in upper sixth - usally a continuation of your AS subjects.~~
−
−	They are graded on a scale of A* to E like [[GCSE]]s with a U for Unrecognised. According to several teachers no one understood the A* grade in the 2009 - 2010 when it was introduced so it caused a mess with University applications.
−
−	You usually study 4 subjects you want to do at AS level but drop one so only 3 are studied for the full two years. Along the way a [[Critical Thinking]] AS and [[General Studies]] A-Level are forced upon you.
−
−	~~These exams are often said to be getting easier by people who have never sat them.~~

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 '''A'''dvanced Level '''2''' or A2 studied in upper sixth - usally a continuation of your AS subjects.
-They are graded on a scale of A* to E like [[GCSE]]s with a U for Unrecognised. According to several teachers no one understood the A* grade in the 2009 - 2010 when it was introduced so it caused a mess with university applications.
+They are graded on a scale of A* to E like [[GCSE]]s with a U for Unrecognised. According to several teachers no one understood the A* grade in the 2009 - 2010 when it was introduced so it caused a mess with University applications.
 You usually study 4 subjects you want to do at AS level but drop one so only 3 are studied for the full two years. Along the way a [[Critical Thinking]] AS and [[General Studies]] A-Level are forced upon you.
 These exams are often said to be getting easier by people who have never sat them.

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:57, 14 October 2010
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−	The '''A'''dvanced '''Level''' General Certificate of Education it is now compulsory for 06 and ~~below~~ years (unless you go to a ~~collage~~). It is split into 2 levels.	+	The '''A'''dvanced '''Level''' General Certificate of Education it is now compulsory for intake 2008 and lower years (unless you go to a college). It is split into 2 levels.

	'''A'''dvanced '''S'''ubsidary '''Level''' or AS Level studied in Lower Sixth.		'''A'''dvanced '''S'''ubsidary '''Level''' or AS Level studied in Lower Sixth.

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 '''A'''dvanced Level '''2''' or A2 studied in upper sixth - usally a continuation of your AS subjects.
-They are graded on a scale of A* to E like GCSEs with a U for Unrecognised. According to several teachers no one understood the A* grade in the 2009 - 2010 when it was introduced so it caused a mess with university applications.
+They are graded on a scale of A* to E like [[GCSE]]s with a U for Unrecognised. According to several teachers no one understood the A* grade in the 2009 - 2010 when it was introduced so it caused a mess with university applications.
 You usually study 4 subjects you want to do at AS level but drop one so only 3 are studied for the full two years. Along the way a [[Critical Thinking]] AS and [[General Studies]] A-Level are forced upon you.
 These exams are often said to be getting easier by people who have never sat them.

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-The exams studied for during the two years of sixth form.
+The '''A'''dvanced '''Level''' General Certificate of Education it is now compulsory for 06 and below years (unless you go to a collage). It is split into 2 levels.
 You usually study 4 subjects you want to do at AS level but drop one so only 3 are studied for the full two years. Along the way a [[Critical Thinking]] AS and [[General Studies]] A-Level are forced upon you.
 These exams are often said to be getting easier by people who have never sat them.

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