A-Level preparation and private tutoring
A-Level is the subject-focused advanced qualification that universities worldwide, especially in the UK, use as the basis for undergraduate admission. We work to the specification of the exam board you are registered with.
A-Level exam structure
GCE A-Level · Compiled from official sources as of October 2026.
| Stage | Description | Note |
|---|---|---|
| AS Level | First year of the programme | A–E; can also be certified on its own |
| A2 | Second year; with AS forms the full A Level | A*–E |
| Modular structure | In Pearson IAL, units can be taken and resat separately | Varies by board |
There is no fixed total duration; each subject consists of several papers.
Scoring and test dates
Scoring
- A Level grades range from A* to E and AS Level grades from A to E; U is a fail.
- With Pearson, unit results are banked; an overall grade is awarded once all units are complete.
Test dates
- Cambridge: June (May–June) and November (October–November) series.
- Pearson Edexcel IAL: January, June and October for most subjects.
- OxfordAQA: January (5–19 January 2027) and May/June series.
Latest updates
- For subject-level syllabus updates, check the board's current specification document.
Our preparation route
Pure Mathematics · Further Mathematics · Physics · Chemistry
- 01
Deep Content Mastery
We master Pure Mathematics, Mechanics, Statistics, Physics and Chemistry modules from foundational concepts to advanced applications.
- 02
Markscheme Precision
We train step-by-step working standards and mathematical communication expected by official examiners.
- 03
Timed Past-Paper Strategy
We build speed, accuracy, and error-prevention under real examination time pressure.
We provide board-specific modular preparation (Cambridge CAIE, Pearson Edexcel, OxfordAQA), developing advanced problem-solving techniques for A* targets.
A-Level frequently asked questions
Can A-Level tutoring run parallel to school?
Yes. We coordinate with your school's timeline, providing topic reinforcement and pre-exam revision camps.
Do exam board specifications differ?
Yes. Formula sheets, question phrasing, and module structures vary between Cambridge and Edexcel; preparation is board-tailored.
How are A-Level grades awarded?
A Level grades run from A* to E and AS Level grades from A to E; U is a fail.
When are A-Level exams held?
It depends on the board: Cambridge has June and November series, Pearson Edexcel offers January, June and October for most subjects, and OxfordAQA has January and May/June series.
What is the difference between AS and A2?
A Level has two stages, AS and A2. With Pearson, unit results are banked and an overall grade is awarded once all units are complete.
Exam structure, scope, dates and registration requirements may change. Confirm the latest information for your application cycle with the official exam provider and your target institution. Last updated: October 2026.