179 A-level Programs

In a rapidly changing world, Cambridge International AS and A Level Sociology offers learners the opportunity not only to explore the processes that are shaping current trends but also to develop an understanding of the complexity and diversity of human societies and their continuities with the past.

The syllabus covers economic, environmental, ethical, governmental, legal, social and technological issues, and encourages a critical understanding of organisations, the markets they serve and the process of adding value. Learners examine the management of organisations and, in particular, the process of decision-making in a dynamic external environment.

Cambridge International AS and A Level Psychology learners develop their appreciation of the subject by exploring the ways in which psychology is conducted. As part of their studies, learners also review important research; this provides an insight into the ways in which psychology has been applied, thereby leading to a better understanding of key approaches, research methods and issues and debates.

The Cambridge International AS & A Level Accounting syllabus enables learners to apply their accounting knowledge and understanding in order to analyse and present information, give reasoned explanations, and make judgements and recommendations.

The syllabus covers a range of basic economic ideas, including an introduction to the price system and government intervention, international trade and exchange rates, the measurement of employment and inflation, and the causes and consequences of inflation.

Learners discover that the travel and tourism industry is dynamic in nature and how the industry responds to change: for example, external factors such as changing consumer needs and expectations, and developments in ICT. The syllabus encourages learners to develop practical and technical skills relevant to the industry, enabling them to deal with a range of complex situations and problems.

Cambridge International AS & A Level Global Perspectives and Research prepares learners for positive engagement with our rapidly changing world. Learners broaden their outlook through the critical analysis of – and reflection on – issues of global significance.

A-levels are internationally recognised qualifications. Universities in many countries will accept three A level A-C grades as meeting the admissions criteria across a wide range of courses.

Whether you’re aiming to progress to higher education or gain the qualifications you need to enter the workplace, our A-Level courses can help set you up for success in your career. Many of our students go on to enjoy a broad range of opportunities after completing their A-Level courses, typically choosing three or four A-Levels for a two-year study programme. From two years packed full of creative courses and a chance to develop your talents, to fascinating A Level courses in the sciences that will keep you at the cutting edge of technology, our courses offer you the opportunity to develop skills and prepare for further education.

A-level programmes are made up of two halves. The first year is called an AS Level. The second year is called an A2. The two halves make up the final A-level grade.

Biology A Level consists of lectures, discussion, fieldwork, practical work and investigations.

BTEC IT is a vocational course assessed through internal and externally set coursework plus one exam.

Business is undoubtedly one of the largest and most important sectors in the world, including management, finance, law, and marketing. Its wide variety of occupations cuts across every single industry, allowing you to specialize your business skills for companies around the world. By studying a career pathway in business, you will be able to learn more about risk-taking, finances, planning, media, and marketing for careers in social media, business management, and entrepreneurship.

This is an exciting course which allows you to explore a vast range of design disciplines creatively. In the first instance, you will be introduced to the design process, and you will produce work through small exercises and design briefs.

The Upper Sixth course is suitable for Year 13 and A2 level students. The Upper Sixth is the second year of the two-year A-Level course, culminating with a series of public examinations.