Презентация на тему: Secondary school

Comprehensive Schools (общеобразовательные школы) Comprehensive Schools (общеобразовательные школы) Grammar schools (after examination at 11)

Public schools ( usually boarding schools) Public schools ( usually boarding schools)

GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) between ages 14-16 GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) between ages 14-16 A-levels (Advanced) AS (Advanced Supplementary) GNVQ (Greater General Vocational Qualifications)

GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) between ages 14-16 GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) between ages 14-16 Compulsory subjects : English Language, Maths and Science. A half GCSE subjects: a foreign language and Technology

After 16. After 16. Traditional subjects: French, Physics or History University needs 2-3 A-levels

The same standard as A-levels, but only half the content. The same standard as A-levels, but only half the content. For example, a pupil only takes the German language and does not take the German Literature exam.

Vocational qualifications Vocational qualifications Subjects: Business, Leisure and Tourism, Manufacturing and Art and Design 1 GNVQ = 2 A-levels