Two Year GCSE (age 14-15)
Background Information
GCSEs (General Certificate in Secondary Education) are the examinations that British students take at the end of Year 11 (Form 5), when they are 16. It takes 2 years to study the GCSE course and students take between 5 and 8 subjects. Good UK schools require 5 GCSE passes at grade C or above to study A levels or IB (6th Form).
TISC Two Year GCSE Course
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Age
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14-16
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Start date
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September
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Duration
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6 terms
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Entry requirements
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Elementary (A2 Common European Framework)
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Maximum class size
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10 students
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Students aged 14 - 16 who are not able to join our one year GCSE programme because of their level of English can take the two year GCSE course.
Depending on availability, students may be able to join the two year GCSE course part way through the year. |
