Primary, secondary education in South West region 2024
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In 2022 80% of pupils’ results have been graded A* – BUnited KingdomCheltenhamCurrently watching: 9from 8080.00 £ / termApply with documents
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In 2023 60% of A Level students achieved A*- B gradesUnited KingdomBathCurrently watching: 6from 12444.00 £ / termApply with documents
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Average score obtained by students who passed the IB: 37 out of 45United KingdomBristolCurrently watching: 7from 7390.00 £ / termApply with documents
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In 2023 - 50% of A Level students achieved A*- A in all of their subjectsUnited KingdomBristolCurrently watching: 6from 9070.00 £ / termApply with documents
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In 2023 results either for IB (33) and A Level (73% - A*-C) are higher than UK averageUnited KingdomBristolCurrently watching: 8from 10100.00 £ / termApply with documents
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In 2023, 64% of students received A*–B grades based on A-level resultsUnited KingdomBournemouthCurrently watching: 7from 37850.00 £ / yearApply with documents
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In 2021 an average IB score made up 36.4United KingdomTauntonCurrently watching: 10from 6920.00 £ / termApply with documents
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In 2023, 62% of students received A*–B grades based on A-level resultsUnited KingdomCheltenhamCurrently watching: 6from 12730.00 £ / termApply with documents
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95% of students successfully enter universityUnited KingdomCheltenhamCurrently watching: 9from 9775.00 £ / termApply with documents
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In 2021 - 75% of A Level students achieved A* - BUnited KingdomCheltenhamCurrently watching: 9from 7700.00 £ / termApply with documents
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Name | Meaning | Equivalent | Min. age | Duration, years |
Next stage | Cost |
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GCSE | General certificate of secondary education | secondary education (non-accomplished) | 14 | 1–2 | A-Levels | 15,000 USD+ |
A-Levels | Advanced level | secondary education (accomplished) | 16 | 2 | University | 15,000 USD+ |
BTEC | Business and Technology Education Board | secondary special education | 14 | 2–3 | University/ work | 15,000 USD+ |
Oxbridge Preparation | Preparing for Oxford and Cambridge | secondary education (accomplished) | 17 | 1 | University | 15,000 USD+ |
International Baccalaureate | International baccalaureate | secondary education (accomplished) | 16 | 2 | University | 18,000 USD+ |
Foundation/ Pathway Year | Preparatory year | admission to the 1st year of university | 17 | 1 | University | 14,000 USD+ |
NCUK | The Northern consortium | 2 year university | 17,5 | 1 | 2 year University of NCUK | 13,000 USD+ |
Special Preparation (Medics/Math/Business) | Specialized training | - | 14 | optional | optional | 4,000 USD+ |
Academic English | Academic English | Language school | 8 + | 6–12 months | School or University | 8,000 USD+ |
Advantages and disadvantages of English schools
Advantages | Disadvantages |
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The opportunity to enter the best universities in England, USA, Canada, Switzerland, Europe, the world | Expensive |
High quality of education and academic standards | Strong workload |
Perfect English after graduation | The need to change the social environment; it takes time to adapt |
Useful contacts | The difficulty of choosing the most suitable school for the child, requires a qualified specialist |
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