What is A-Level? A-Levels are internationally benchmarked
qualifications providing preparation for university education.
A-Levels are most well-known in the United Kingdom, with the
exception of Scotland. The curriculum is designed to prepare
students, normally aged 17-18, to enter university in Britain at
undergraduate level. An A-Level course covers a two year period
comprising AS-Level (Advanced Subsidiary Level) which is taken
in Year 12 and A2-Level (Advanced Level) which is taken in Year
13. A-Level results are accepted by good universities around the
world, including the UK, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.