gcse

GCSE Introduction

GCSE is a Diploma in the UK, which is equivalent to the Diploma of Junior Middle School in China, but in fact, GCSE is the 10th grade and 11th grade learning course in the UK Middle School. , The degree and requirements are higher than the domestic junior high school graduates, which in theory should be that the domestic high school student application is suitable. After two years of study, the student can enter the study of a level. The results of the student GCSE will be referred to as a Level or even university admission. GCSE has a year and two-year division

curriculum setting

in the GCSE stage, students usually learn 8-12 courses for two years, most students will learn about schools True course. Compulsory classes include English, mathematics, design and technology, language, natural science, religion, communication technology and sports. Elective courses include art and design, business, drama, economics, engineering, health and social care, leisure and tourism, music and physics.

Application requirements

GCSE starts in September each year, generally apply 3-6 months in advance

1.Age: 13-15 years old

2. Junior high school diploma

3. Middle school test results

4. English level prove

5. With the ability to pay tuition and living

6. There is a legal guardian

learning process

in the UK, students enter GCSE course learning, two years. The British school's GCSE course is very flexible. For Chinese students who graduated or a high school, we recommend that they have entered the two-year GCSE course, and they can also shorten their learning time through the students' own English level and school scores. Traditional two-year GCSE courses are equivalent to China's Gao Yi and High, and the fast-age GCSE course (general British school is not open) is equivalent to China's high school second grade. The British school has three semester for a semester. It has three months with two Half Term holidays. Most schools are started in September, and there are also a few schools to start school in January. After the students entered the GCSE course, they selected at least ten to fifteen subjects based on their own learning ability. These subjects are divided into two kinds of must-have courses and elective classes. Computer, Mathematics, Design, and Technology, French or German, Biology, Chemistry or Physics, History or Geography; Elective Courses include art, biological, commercial research, chemistry, economy, French, geography, German, history, humanities, Italian, Music, Physics, Religious Research, Russian, Spanish, etc., there are many other professional subjects to choose from.

After two years, after the end of the course, you need to participate in the GCSE unified examination. The students 'performance depends primarily on the exam. Only a few subjects are evaluated according to the students' all-year learning, the grade is from the highest A * Organ it until G. Also included, u and x, u is ungraded. X is Absent.