gcse= a-level ? please, answer !!!

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sorry for the trivial question, but i am absolutely desperate.
would gcse grade a, b or whatever be the same as an a-level?

thanks already.

 

[lutewhine]

nope

> sorry for the trivial question, but i am absolutely desperate.
> would gcse grade a, b or whatever be the same as an a-level?

> thanks already.

No. You generally do GCSEs to earn the right to go to a sixth form/college where you can then study for A-Levels. GCSEs are a far lower level, academically speaking.

 

[Tingle]

Re: nope

> No. You generally do GCSEs to earn the right to go to a sixth form/college
> where you can then study for A-Levels. GCSEs are a far lower level,
> academically speaking.

GCSEs replaced O levels. O = Ordinary A = Advanced

good luck

 

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Re: nope

> GCSEs replaced O levels. O = Ordinary A = Advanced

> good luck

thanks a lot. this job dscription says something like gsce grade c in english and maths required. i am not in the uk, so we don't have that here. but i guess i should be so lucky to meet the requirements BIG TIME.

 

[Tingle]

Re: From your message I can tell you would pass!

Yep, grade 'A' at GCSE.

> thanks a lot. this job dscription says something like gsce grade c in
> english and maths required. i am not in the uk, so we don't have that
> here. but i guess i should be so lucky to meet the requirements BIG TIME.