For GCSEs and A-levels, you'll usually have to wait until the following summer to retake your exams. You can retake gcse in English, English literature or mathematics in November. College recoveries are generally taken at the beginning of the next academic year or at the same time as the next year's exams.
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Is a 5 good in gcse english?
Lucy Tittle2 minutes 46, seconds readGCSE Equivalent Grades The Government has said that grade 4 is a “standard pass”. Grade 5 is a “hard pass” and is equivalent to a high C and a low B in the previous grade system.
Is gcse english equivalent to ielts?
Lucy Tittle1 minute 18, seconds readDegrees are valid as long as you have studied them. If you have taken a different English test or grade, this table shows the equivalent scores or grades you need to match your course's IELTS score.
What is on a gcse English test?
Lucy Tittle2 minutes 51, seconds readThe English language gcse focuses more on developing students' reading, writing, speaking and listening skills. In comparison, English literature GCSE focuses more on the development of knowledge and comprehension of texts in prose, poetry and theater.
Can i redo gcse english?
Lucy Tittle1 minute 21, seconds readYou can register to retake your GCSE at a local school or university. This means you'll have a schedule and attend classes with other GCSE students.