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Course Options
There are two course options
GCSE Equivalency Testing offers two course options, an overview of each is detailed on the right.
These options offer amongst the most effective way to gain the qualifications you will need for career development. Both options benefit from the fact that Equivalency Testing is designed to get your qualifications in the shortest time possible, whilst allowing you to honour any ongoing work or development training commitments you are undertaking.
Please be aware that once you have committed to either programme and have received the home work pack there will be no refunds available.
Subjects offered.
GCSE Equivalent Mathematics
GCSE Equivalent English Language
GCSE Equivalent Science Biology
GCSE Equivalent Science Combined 3 Subjects.
All of the above subjects are set at the Higher Level and not Foundation level.
Home Study
£280 per subject (+ £140 Exam fee)
A correspondence course designed to be completed within 16 weeks but can be completed in less time should you require.
The material in the home study course is designed to cover all the topics on the syllabus.
There are 12 sections of work and you are asked to attempt each section, with the aid of the revision guide, to the best of your ability.
On the completion of each home work you should post back to your designated tutor for marking, they mark and return the work with the strengths and weaknesses clearly outlined
On completion of 10 sections you will need to contact the Equivalency Testing office to book your exam.
This is a linear programme and therefore no marks will be carried forward to your final result.
You will need to gain a minimum of 55% to pass the exam.
Examination Only
£140 per subject
With this option you will be sent a syllabus and past exam paper.
By choosing examination only Equivalency Testing assumes that you are at GCSE level .
Please contact the office on 01277 203336 or email
info@equivalencytesting.com when you are ready to book your exam.
Whichever option is chosen you need to considered carefully as with any form of study, both options require commitment and dedication.
Document Library
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