The Advanced Level General Certificate of Education (GCE A-levels) is equivalent to the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination (HKALE) – both of which are completed in F.6 and F.7. The first year of A-levels is the Advanced Subsidary (AS) level and the second year is the A2 level. Students normally start their AS year taking 4-5 subjects, out of which they choose 3-4 stronger ones to focus on when they progress to A2. A minimum of 3 passes are required in order to enter an UK university.
The GCE A-levels allows students to do arts subjects alongside with science subjects and it is less restrictive in subject choices. Most subjects consist of 4 modules and there are 2-4 examination intakes in the two years. Retakes of unsatisfactory modules are accepted, which means it is less stressful and providing students opportunities to try again to achieve better grades!

Course Features
●    Entry in September. Flexi-programmes also start in January or April.
●    Worldwide reputation of the qualification enables students to apply to all top universities in most countries including universities in Hong Kong.
●    Less restriction on subject choices. Students can do arts subjects alongside with science subjects.
●    Retakes of unsatisfactory modules are accepted. Get better grades in a less stressful setting.