A’ LEVELS PROGRAMME
The International Advanced Levels (IAL) programmes are globally recognised qualifications which open doors to top local and international universities worldwide. It is designed for students who want to apply to the top UK universities like Oxford and Cambridge.
The International Advanced Levels (IALs) programmes are designed for global learners and have been developed in consultation with the international school community, including a large number of teachers and university lecturers. Available in 21 popular subjects, they offer progression from International GCSEs, engaging international learners, and equipping them for progression to university and employment.
COURSE AIM
The aim of the A’Levels programme is to gain admission into 3- year degree programme in recognised UK universities.
ENTRY REQUIREMENT
A minimum of 5 credits in relevant subjects inclusive of English Language and Mathematics (not more than 2 sittings) in WAEC, IGCSE, NECO, GCSE, O’ level or other recognised equivalent qualifications.
COURSE DURATION: Two Years (6 terms) or 18months ( 5 terms)
The A’level programme is suitable for students who have spent 5 years in secondary schools and have completed their IGCSE. The first year will be intermediate while the second year will be advanced.
TUITION FEE:
- Nigeria/Africa students: 2 Million Nigeria Naira per year.
- UK/EU/US/ and other Non-African students: £2700 (Great Britain Pounds) per year.
PROGRESS TO UNIVERSITY
International Advanced Level (IAL) qualifications are widely recognised by universities in the UK and worldwide for entry onto undergraduate degree programmes. In some countries, where university degree programme is four years, students with appropriate A’ levels can be admitted to second year of the four-year degree programme.
STUDY SUBJECTS
All students are required to select three subjects relevant to their intended Degree Course. Student can choose subjects from 21 popular subjects, including but not limited to Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Business, Economics, Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Pure Mathematics, Psychology, Sociology
