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26 Oct 2012: IGCSE; vocational A levels). Other qualifications issued by UK public examining bodies (e.g.

28 Jan 2022: This year has seen the launch of a campaign to promote and develop IGCSE sales in the UK. ... This was followed up by an IGCSE seminar in Cambridge for 150 heads of department from UK independent schools.

22 Jun 2024: Menu. Search. Search. Close Menu. Main navigation. Home. International Entrance Requirements. In this section. Each year we welcome applications to Christ's College from students taking a wide range of qualifications from around the world. To make a

4 Nov 2019: False. Although many of our applicants hold strong GCSE results, there are no GCSE/IGCSE requirements for entry to Cambridge, and we don’t require a minimum number of As/As. ... GCSE/IGCSE results are looked at as a performance indicator, but within

They include textbooks for Key Stage 3, GCSE Biology, IGCSE, A level Biology, and for Biology qualifications in countries including Ethiopia, Uganda, Rwanda, Liberia, Nigeria, Tanzania, and across the Caribbean.

31 Jul 2000: The Group’s established international examinationsremain strong, with continuing growth in entries for the International General Certificate of SecondaryEducation (IGCSE) and a large entry for InternationalGCE O and A Level examinations,

24 Oct 2023: Downing College Cambridge - Freedom of Information Disclosure Log: Jan-Dec 2020. 1. 20-01 - Socioeconomic backgrounds of undergraduate students For the academic years 2018-2019 and 2019-2020, the following information about the socioeconomic

20 Oct 2020: or iGCSEs, EAL students (58.3%) performed less well than English first language students (60.9 %) in 2013 (DfE, 2014d).

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We are also happy with IGCSEs - indeed, these can be slightly more demanding than their GCSE counterparts, so we often find that applicants have taken slightly fewer of them.