IGCSE
The International General Certificate of Secondary Education - GCE Advanced Level
(O Levels) - Students of 15 to 17 years of age who have completed the Junior High or Foundation course or Grade 8 normally choose between 7 and 9 subjects at this level. These should include English language, a second language, Mathematics, Science and IT.

Students spend 2 years preparing for these examinations which provide an internationally recognised school leaving qualification.

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International AS and A Level
General Certificate of Education - Advanced Level – Students of 16 years of age and above who have already obtained the IGCSE or a South African Matric study these as the finest preparation and most widely accepted entrance qualification for university anywhere in the world. Internationally, depending upon the university, anything from 2 to 4 subjects may be required for admission. It should be noted that the academic standard of A Levels is equivalent to a South African 1st year university course. Students normally take 2 years to prepare for A Level examinations, but some may be ready to sit the examinations within only 1 year. The International AS levels, the first papers of A level are normally sat in the second year of study. Students may attend a South African university with the right set of AS level qualifications.

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