Pre-A level
An introduction to the UK Further
Education system
Table of Contents
Pre-A level is designed as an introduction to the UK Further Education system and follows a similar approach to GCSE, but with a duration of one year or less. Students experience a wide range of subjects which prepares them to progress to study A level, although this programme is also suitable for students wishing to progress to study UFP if they are of the appropriate age.
- QUICK FACTS
- Ages: 15+
- Intake: September, January
- Duration: 3 Terms (September Start) 2 Terms (January Start)
- Average Class Size: 11
- Hours per Week: 32+
- Language Requirement: IELTS 4.0+ (or equivalent)
- Entry Requirements: At least 9 years of schooling and a good school record
- Fees (per year): £32,490 (International), £26,490 (EU), £18,495 (UK)
Overview
Pre-A level offers students the opportunity to improve their English prior to moving to more advanced study and students should expect to take external exams in English and Maths. At Guildhouse School, we offer both September and January starting points for Pre-A level.
Pre-A level Attributes
Introduces a student to UK teaching and prepares them for further study
Improved subject knowledge for university preparation programmes
English fluency and proficiency ready for university preparation programmes
Enhanced study skills required to excel in a chosen university preparation programme
Builds personal confidence and independence
Improved collaborative skills
Subject Choice and Structure
This programme will give you the basic skills and knowledge needed to start a university preparation programme. Students take a range of compulsory subjects.
September & January Start Subjects
Compulsory subjects |
|---|
A Creative Subject |
English |
Business |
Physical Education |
Humanities |
Science |
Mathematics |
Harry
“London is the best city to get experience in economics and business. The Bloomberg Lab is a great opportunity to learn about the financial sector, which is one of the main reasons I chose this school. My teachers are very supportive and teach you techniques and different
situations useful for university and your future career.”
Harry from Vietnam went on to study Computer Science at the University of Leicester
Guildhouse School Testimonials
- A Levels
- Business, Economics, Mathematics, Chinese
- Queen Mary University of London
- Economics, Finance and Management
- A Levels
- Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics
- University of Nottingham
- Cancer Science
- University Foundation
- Economics, Sociology, English Literature
- Durham University
- International Relations
- University Foundation
- Mathematics, Physics, Art
- University of the Arts, London
- Computer Science
- University Foundation
- Economics, Mathematics, Financial Trading
- Queen Mary University
