UK education system had a unique transition between high school and university. While in many other countries, students join university after graduating high school, in the UK they have to sit for another national exam, A-Levels, a two year program before joining a university. A-Level courses are provided by Sixth Form Colleges and Further Education Colleges.

You can choose as many as you prefer from the available subjects; however, it is better to focus only on three of them.

The UK universities are highly competitive and A-Levels play an important role in getting an admission. Universities usually look for applicants with at least three A-Levels with top grades in subjects closely related to the university course you have applied for. Going for more than three can limit you from scoring high in each. A-Levels are really tough and you need to work hard to succeed.

Being an advanced programme, we have tutors well exposed to the system with proven success rate. Our one-on- one classes help the tutor to identify the strength and weakness of the students and monitor the progress on a regular basis. The programme includes periodical assessment tests, detailed feedback, and regular homework and parent- tutor discussions.