A-Level Program

Overview

Your passport to the best universities in the UK

A-Levels (Advanced Levels) are the traditional entry examinations for British universities. British high school students usually spend 2 years preparing for the A-Levels and specialise in 3 or 4 subjects. As a non-British student, taking the A-Levels greatly improves your chances of getting into a top UK university.

The Brittin College A-Level Program is a one or two year intensive program designed specifically to help foreign students transition to the UK educational system and maximise their A-Level scores. The program is rigorous and results orientated and Brittin College students regularly attend top UK universities. The program takes place at our newly renovated school in Torquay in southern England.

Program Details

Who is it for?

High school students ages 16+, in grades 11 or 12, who are aiming to attend a top UK university.

Program Length

3, 5 or 6 terms

Start Dates

January, June or September

Locations

Hours per week in class

30 hours