Students are often surprised to learn that the only subjects available to retake at GCSE in November are GCSE Mathematics and GCSE English Language. The recovery examination period lasts six days, relatively short compared to the June series. November reissue dates are the same for all JCQ awarding bodies.
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Lucy Tittle1 minute 44, seconds readA-Level exams tend to be longer than GCSE exams, as there is more content on which to evaluate. However, since you only study 3 A-Levels instead of around 9 GCSEs, you'll have far fewer exams during exam season at the end of Year 13.They also tend to be more difficult than GCSE exams, oddly enough.
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Lucy Tittle9 minutes 0, seconds readReformed GCSE grades will be awarded on a rating scale from 9 (highest grade) to 1 (lowest). The 9-1 grading program has been incorporated together with a new GCSE curriculum in England.
Is a level 2 in english equivalent to gcse?
Lucy Tittle1 minute 56, seconds readTherefore, Level 2 Functional Skills courses offer students the opportunity to learn to use English, mathematics and ICT in everyday situations. GCSEs, on the other hand, are academic qualifications and equip students with a strong theoretical knowledge base and skill set.
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Lucy Tittle2 minutes 56, seconds readOne of the things that makes gcse English Language so difficult is the uncertainty of what might come up in the exams. There are some unpublished texts that will be delivered to you, and you are expected to analyze and even compare some of these texts.