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Can You Take A-Levels at Any Age?

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At the age of 16, many students will begin to study their A-Levels. For those, it will decide what their post-18 choices are. However, if you are past 18 years of age and didn’t complete your A-Levels, or would like to do a different A-Level, …

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Are A-Level Mocks Important?

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During the studying of your A-Levels, many students believe that mock exams aren’t that important. After all, they aren’t the real thing, right? Mocks are often seen in this way, meaning that students don’t try as hard for them and may even not revise at …

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Apprenticeships: A Comprehensive Guide

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Apprenticeships are definitely gaining popularity. No longer do students have to go to university to achieve a job in the top earning careers, instead they can apply for an apprenticeship. Apprenticeships allow a different route to get to the same destination and some students may …

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What is Study Leave?

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Across the course of a student’s education, there may be certain mystifying terms used to describe stages of education that may be hard to understand, or even completely unknown. One such term is ‘study leave’. Some pupils may be under the impression that this is …

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What is a BTEC Registration Number?

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There are a number of different qualifications you can take in the UK which are alternatives to the traditional A-Level qualifications. BTEC Nationals are a type of level 3 qualification which are equivalent to A-Levels. BTECs place a larger emphasis on coursework rather than exams. …