What are A-Levels?
The Advanced Level, universally referred to as an A-Level, is a qualification offered by education institutions in the UK. In Scotland, students take the Higher and Advanced Higher of the Scottish Qualifications Certificate. A-Levels are usually studied over a two-year period and are the qualifications that UK universities use to assess a student’s eligibility for an undergraduate degree course.
If you would like your son or daughter to study A-Levels in the UK, please arrange your free consultation in London or Manchester.
A-Level programmes in the UK
A large number of students also study A-Levels at a dedicated further education college, who also offer a wider array of vocational courses. The qualification is the most common method used by UK universities to determine an applicant’s suitability for academic subjects.
Where can Nepalese students study A-Levels?
If you are a Nepalese student, SI-UK recommends the following schools to study A-Levels in the UK:
Study A-Levels in the UK
For more detailed information about studying A-Levels in the UK, please arrange your free consultation in Kathmandu today.