GCSEs
On campus learning,
Full Time,
secondary
The total service fee for this program:
€ 299
Pre payment for this program:
€ 99
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ABOUT
Studying GCSEs at Abbey Group of Colleges (Cambridge Campus) in the UK:
Abbey College Cambridge GCSE programme is taught over periods of one and two years, and eighteen months. Every year the student’s GCSE results consistently rank far above the UK average.
GCSEs represent the first step on the pathway towards a UK university.
Necessary information:
Duration: one year, two years, 18 months
Grade: GCSE (nine)
number of subjects (2 years): 9
number of subjects (1 year): 6
number of subjects (18 months): 9
tuition:
Two years: First Year (Full Year) Fee September 2023 – June 2024: £35,500
one year: First Year (6 Months) Fee
January 2024 – June 2024: £30,900
18 months: Full Course Fee September 2023 – July 2024:£35,500
Second Year Fee: Full Year fee plus inflation
Curriculum:
Career opportunity:
Application Requirements:
two years:
- The minimum entry requirement is 5 passes at a school level equivalent to UK year 9. Our admissions staff will be more than happy to provide advice on the equivalence of international qualifications.
- Students aged between 13-15 years on the first day of the academic year (taken as September 1st) are classed as of ‘Compulsory School Age’. Such students will receive a higher level of supervision in the college and in their living accommodation for the duration of the academic year.
- The normal expected age of entry onto the course is 14-15 years. Students aged 13 years will be considered for entry providing they can demonstrate academic competence at the required level.
one year:
- The minimum entry requirement is 5 passes at a school level equivalent to UK year 10. Our admissions staff will be more than happy to provide advice on the equivalence of international qualifications.
- Students who are not 16 on the first day of the academic year (taken as September 1st) are classed as ‘Compulsory School Age’. Such students will receive a higher level of supervision in college and in their living accommodation for the duration of the academic year.
18 months:
- The minimum entry requirement is 5 passes at a school level equivalent to UK year 9. Our admissions staff will be more than happy to provide advice on the equivalence of international qualifications.
- Students aged 13-15 years on the first day of the academic year (taken January 1st) are classed as of ‘Compulsory School Age’. Such students will receive a higher level of supervision in college and in their living accommodation for the duration of the academic year.
- Normal expected age of entry onto the course is 14-15 years. Students aged 13 years will be considered for entry providing they can demonstrate academic competence at the required level.
English language requirements:
A student’s English proficiency can be judged through sitting the IELTS test or an alternative ‘external’ test such as Pearson’s PTE, or through an approved ‘internal’ Abbey test (such as the Oxford Placement Test).
| two years | One year | 18 months |
| Students who are at IELTS 4.0 can join the full time English Programme in September for three terms, January for two terms, April for one term, or in July for two months prior to a guaranteed entry into the two years GCSE programme the following September. | Minimum of IELTS 5.0
Students who are at IELTS 4.5 can join the full time English programme in September for three terms, January for two terms, April for one term, or July for two months prior to a guaranteed entry into the one year GCSE programme the following September. |
Students who are at IELTS 4.5 can join the full time English Programme in January for three terms, April for two terms, or September for one term prior to a guaranteed entry into the eighteen months GCSE programme the following January. |
Deadlines and intakes:
One and two year GCSE courses both start in September, and eighteen month course starts every January.
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Expenses (GBP)
33200
Application Fee
500
Program expenses
University & General Expenses
accommodation
As a boarding school located within the heart of Cambridge, Abbey College Cambridge offers boarding accommodation in more than 400 student rooms, all located either on-campus or within a few minutes’ walk of Abbey College Cambridge. All of our student accommodation is of the highest possible standard, and they offer a room and board options to suit any student requirement.
- Fully catered (3 meals per day, 7 days per week)
- Live-in house parents
- WiFi
- Secure access
- Designated male and female floors
- Weekend activities organised by our boarding team
- Communal social and study areas
- CCTV in operation and security on site 24/7
- Room cleaning
- Weekly linen and towel change
- Access to Laundry facilities (students aged 13 – 15 have their laundry sent offsite once per week)
- In room safe
- Secure bicycle storage
After Graduation
Abbey Cambridge Careers Advice:
The Careers department at Abbey Cambridge aims to ensure that the students are thoroughly prepared to meet the career challenges ahead of them once they leave the College, and they are working hard to meet all the 8 benchmarks of the Gatsby Index for Good Careers Guidance.
The Careers program at Abbey Cambridge offers a high-quality, impartial and up-to-date program of information and guidance, including:
- Speakers (ranging from professionals to former students) are invited to the College.
- Attendance at careers fairs and conferences,
Organization of variety of Careers-related activities themselves from their staff giving enrichment talks on careers in their specialist subject fields to hosting their annual UCAS Fair, where students use from Y11 onwards use Unifrog to look at careers opportunities and reflect on their own skills and aptitudes through the extensive personality tests available on the website. - Workshops on CV writing and interview techniques are provided, and through our exploration of work-related learning, students are helped to find work experience and placements at the end of Year 12 or take part in work shadowing activities provided by their partner InvestIN. This includes volunteering opportunities that students who participate in the Duke of Edinburgh pursue themselves to gain their silver or gold awards.