www.ucas.com 'A Level Results Day' Events Calendar of UK Colleges.
On A-level results day, students can find out via the UCAS Track Service if they have gained a place at university. Schools/colleges can log onto the UCAS Adviser Track Service to see which of their students were successful. You will also probably find it easier to browse places in the newspaper rather than searching for them on the UCAS website.
For more information student Login http://www.ucas.com/news-events
UK A levels are a qualification usually started straight after your GCSEs, although you can study for them at any age. Most secondary schools in the UK have a sixth form that will offer A levels to pupils who wish to continue their education.
A levels are taken over 2 years: the first year is called an AS, or advanced subsidiary, level. This is equal to half an A level. The second year is called an A, or advanced, level. It's also sometimes referred to as an A2, and is equal to a full A level qualification.
On A-level results day, students can find out via the UCAS Track Service if they have gained a place at university. Schools/colleges can log onto the UCAS Adviser Track Service to see which of their students were successful. You will also probably find it easier to browse places in the newspaper rather than searching for them on the UCAS website.
For more information student Login http://www.ucas.com/news-events
UK A levels are a qualification usually started straight after your GCSEs, although you can study for them at any age. Most secondary schools in the UK have a sixth form that will offer A levels to pupils who wish to continue their education.
A levels are taken over 2 years: the first year is called an AS, or advanced subsidiary, level. This is equal to half an A level. The second year is called an A, or advanced, level. It's also sometimes referred to as an A2, and is equal to a full A level qualification.