Overseas students who are over 17 years old have two main ways to qualify for entrance to a UK university: A levels or International Foundation courses. Each course type has advantages and drawbacks. For some students A level is the best choice but, for others, University Foundation
Read more →What’s A Level Psychology about? Psychology is the ‘scientific study of the mind and behaviour’, and the A Level offers an introduction to six ‘core’ areas of the discipline. Social Psychology focuses on the social interactions people have with each other. We function fully as people in
Read more →What’s A level Sociology about? Sociology is the study of society – how people interact in groups. A level Sociology examines social behaviour from a variety of perspectives: how it originates and then develops, and the ways people are organised into groups according to distinctions such as
Read more →What’s A level Business about? A level Business introduces students to the fundamental principles of all business, enabling them to assess for example why a company like Zara became a multinational success at a time when other clothes retailers like Jaeger and American Apparel were disappearing from
Read more →What’s A level Law about? Law plays a vital and wide-ranging role in society. Its functions include protecting the public, regulating relationships, the construction of agreements and the resolution of disputes. An aspect of A level Law students particularly enjoy is the ‘case study’ approach, in which
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