Get Ready for AS & A Levels
Part of the Cambridge curriculum, AS and A Levels provide in-depth academic training for students preparing for university and higher education pathways.
About AS & A Levels
AS and A Levels are qualifications offered by Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel, commonly taken by students aged 16 to 19. AS stands for Advanced Subsidiary Level (usually taken in the first year), and A Level stands for Advanced Level (taken in the second year). Students can choose from a wide range of subjects, such as English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Languages, and the Arts. These courses provide strong academic preparation for university and future careers.AimBridge Process
1-2 hours of concept classes per week. Assignments will be assigned to students after each session. Parents shall receive session-wise reports for every week. updating parents about what was done in class, homework given, and test scores
Students will take a test after completing each unit, based on the chosen curriculum. Their answer sheets will be reviewed and discussed with them, and scores will be shared with parents on a monthly basis.
Revision sessions will be held before each school test, covering all upcoming exam topics in the syllabus.
Each student will be assigned a dedicated mentor and a support teacher. The mentor will collect progress reports from subject teachers and regularly update parents, also providing them with a space to share any concerns. Before any exams, the support teacher will conduct review sessions and will be available in class to assist students whenever needed.
