Insworld School, Singapore:
Insworld School in Singapore, southeast Asia, is a British Academic School for secondary programmes. We are a distinctive institution, focused on excellence and creativity, where our small classes guarantee the personal attention vital for academic success.
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Preparatory Certificates - Edexcel International Tuition Programme (Bridging Courses to GCE 'O' / 'A' Levels and UFP):
Who is it for?
The Edexcel International Tuition Programme incorporates language, academic and study skills clas
ses to target the specific needs of London Edexcel GCE 'O' or 'A' Level studies, and are conducted to ensure that students have that invaluable head start.
As long as they satisfy entry requirements listed, students from age 12 years old and above can embark on these programmes; confident in the knowledge that progression is guaranteed and that on completion, they will be equipped with the competence necessary to ensure success in the academic courses that follow.
Edexcel International Tuition programmes :
• Junior Secondary Programme Certificate
Junior high course for students who have recently completed their primary education.
• Pre-‘O’ Level Certificate
Preparatory course for high school students who require bridging coursework before starting on the GCE ‘O’ Level course.
• Pre-‘A’ Level Certificate/ Pre-University Foundation Certificate
Preparatory course for senior or high school students who require bridging coursework before starting on the GCE ‘A’ Level or University Foundation course.
London Edexcel GCE 'O' Level :
What are London GCE ‘O’ Levels?
GCE ‘O’ Levels is an abbreviation for General Certificate Examinations at ‘Ordinary’ Level. The age group of students who enroll for this course typically ranges from 14 – 16 years old.
Edexcel is the world’s leading provider of academic and vocational qualifications handling nearly 5 million exam scripts per year. The stringent quality standards assures that the GCE awards of London Edexcel Examination Board, UK, are accepted and recognised by governments, universities, colleges and employers throughout the world.
What is the difference between London and Cambridge Exams?
The London Edexcel ‘O’ & ‘A’ levels are the examinations normally taken by UK students while Cambridge examinations are usually only taken by overseas students.
The UK Qualifications & Curriculum Authority (QCA) ensures the stringent standards of all UK examination boards to ensure a common standard throughout the world.
Who is it for?
The London GCE 'O' level provides a good base for entry into London GCE 'A' level. Good grades in six 'O' level subjects provide an acceptable measure for 'A' level and later university in UK , Canada , US, Singapore , etc. A good foundation in English is necessary to enter these programmes.
How is it conducted?
The GCE 'O' level programme is:
• Taken over months (depending on your basic qualifications, grade and your age)
• All students are required to take compulsory courses in English and Mathematics
• Students choose any other 4 subjects from the following list of electives
London Edexcel GCE 'A' Level :
What are London GCE ‘A’ Levels?
GCE ‘A’ Levels is an abbreviation for General Certificate Examinations at ‘Advanced’ Level. The age group of studen
ts who enroll for this course typically ranges from 16 – 19 years old.
An ‘A’ Level qualification is recognized in many countries as being the equivalent of the first year of a university degree.
Edexcel is the world’s leading provider of academic and vocational qualifications handling nearly 5 million exam scripts per year. The stringent quality standards assures that the GCE awards of London Edexcel Examination Board, UK, are accepted and recognised by governments, universities, colleges and employers throughout the world.
What is the difference between London and Cambridge Exams?
The London Edexcel ‘O’ & ‘A’ levels are the examinations normally taken by UK students while Cambridge examinations are usually only taken by overseas students.
The UK Qualifications & Curriculum Authority (QCA) ensures the stringent standards of all UK examination boards to ensure a common standard throughout the world.
Who is it for?
The Edexcel Advanced Level ('A' Level) examinations are internationally recognised as entry requirements for 3- Year Honours Degree courses at all prestigious UK universities, and are also accepted in Australia , New Zealand , Canada and Singapore . In the USA , candidates with good 'A' Level passes will normally gain advanced standing of up to one year. Insworld offers a wide range of GCE 'A' Level subjects covering many career possibilities.
London (Edexcel) ‘A’ Level syllabi and assessments are structured in such a way as to emphasise the development of analytical and critical thinking as well as problem-solving skills, rather than mere rote learning so evident on other courses.
As such, they form the ideal basis for success in higher education as well as developing those skills so sought by employers.
UK University Foundation Programme - Business / Engineering / IT / Economics / Banking & Finance / Accounting / Hotel & Tourism Management / Marketing & Management
What is the UFP?
Insworld's University Foundation Programme is designed to assist students to take full advantage of opportunities to enter a recognized university Honours Degree course in the disciplines of Business, IT and Engineering.
The modules are designed to give students confidence in related undergraduate work so that they can make good progress through the crucial early stages of their degree programme.
• The 12 months University Foundation Programme Diploma is recognised 90 UK Universities, and some Universities in the US, Canada, New Zealand and Australia for entrance to courses in the fields of:
• Business
For example: Business Studies, Accounting, Economics, Business Information Systems, Human Resource Management,
Finance, Marketing, Management and Hotel Management.
• Engineering and IT
For example: Mechanical, Aeronautical, Civil, Electrical and Computer Engineering and Information Systems, Computer Science and Computer Systems Technology
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