The International British Curriculum's A Level is a comprehensive two-year programme culminating in a globally recognised examination typically undertaken around the age of 18. This educational journey is divided into two distinct levels at CambriLearn: the inaugural year is dedicated to AS-Level courses, while the subsequent year focuses on A-Level courses. This unique structure affords students the flexibility to either opt for AS-Level examinations exclusively or commit to the comprehensive, full A-Level programme spanning two years, depending on their academic goals.

Tailored for students between the ages of 16 to 19, the British Advanced curriculum (A Level) provides an elevated level of academic competence, equipping students with the advanced knowledge and skills essential for success in university and higher education. It serves as a crucial stepping stone towards the pursuit of higher learning and the attainment of professional excellence.

Students who plan to study at university are encouraged to confirm entrance requirements directly with the relevant university faculty offices ahead of making decisions on their AS-Level subject choices. It is also important to confirm any specific university exemption requirements in addition to university faculty entrance requirements.

CambriLearn offers Subject Choice Assessments by a qualified educational psychologist, at an additional fee, to help students choose the subjects that would best suit their individual personality and strengths.

Our A Level courses follow on from our AS Level courses, supporting students who wish to attain an A Level qualification. Subjects offered at CambriLearn for Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) examination at A Level are English First Language; Pure Maths – Paper 3; Statistics – Maths Paper 6; Biology; Chemistry, and Physics. This selection empowers students to explore their interests and aspirations, laying the groundwork for future academic and professional pursuits in competitive fields.

Course Outlines

Each A-Level course provides students with a detailed Course Outline and weekly schedule, guiding them through the coursework, tasks and exercises. Also provided is the Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) syllabus document confirming all the topics to be covered and how the material will be assessed in the final examinations. Courses are structured to allow students to work at their own pace. All learning material is provided online on the student dashboard in an easy-to-follow lesson structure, supplemented where applicable by prescribed textbooks. Students also have access to teacher-led, live online lessons and a comprehensive library of recorded sessions. These resources, meticulously designed by professionally trained teachers, are invaluable and can be revisited when additional time is required on any challenging topics, as well as for exam revision.  

Throughout the courses, students will submit a series of assignments and tests to determine their progress and gauge exam readiness. These assessments are to be submitted to the student dashboard for grading by an experienced CambriLearn teacher (Standard and Premium package). Personalised feedback is provided on graded papers equipping students with tailored guidance for continual improvement in their academic performance.

Academic progress can be closely monitored through CambriLearn's Student Tracker, which is also accessible to parents, guardians and tutors through their linked profiles. This tracker gives a clear, real-time overview of lesson progress, student submissions and current grades, enabling additional support to be activated where required. 

Keeping track of lesson and task scheduling is facilitated through the interactive dashboard calendar, which allows students, parents, guardians and tutors to view all upcoming tasks by day, week or month at a glance.

Students must have completed CambriLearn's AS Level when they enter A Level and must have completed AS Level Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) examinations unless they plan to complete all A Level examinations in the same year. It is suitable for learners between the ages of 18 and 19 years’ old.

Reports

Students will receive a statement of results and certificate directly from Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) after completing their examinations. However, interim progress reports are available from CambriLearn, confirming course grades and progress for the duration of their studies with us.