Our Curriculum

Pearson Edexcel International AS/A levels, also known as Advanced Subsidiary Level/Advancend Levels, are designed for international learners who want to progress to the best universities around the world.
They use the popular and flexible modular approach which mean exams are taken at the end of each unit of study, or throughout the programme of study, when students feel prepared and ready.
Bank robust evidence of your studies
Once a student has sat a unit exam and received a unit grade that result is banked until they have completed all the units that make up the qualification. Students then ‘cash-in’ the completed unit exam results to receive an overall qualification grade. This flexible approach differs from the ‘all or nothing’ linear approach of other International AS/A levels. Where they sit one big exam at the end of their studies.
o This ‘building blocks’ approach means that students can ‘bank’ their unit exam results throughout their period of study. This provides robuts evidence of their studies and performance, providing more options to obtain the grade they need to progress.
o Students benefit from more exam practice and familiarity. Unit exam results provide formal feedback earlier on in their studies, so students understand the standard required to reach the final level of achievement they are aiming for.
o This understanding motivates them to improve, and builds a sense of ownership through bite-size, short-term goals.
o International AS qualifications can be taken as a separate, standalone qualification, as well as contributing to an Advanced Level qualification.
o Exam series in January, June and Ocetober, for most subjects, means that students have more oppurtunities to get feedback to improve their performance and get the grade they need to progress.
o Pearson Edexcel GCE AS/A level has a linear approach so you can choose what’s best for your students.