Question 1

Can I extend the time on the course?

Accepted Answer

We can always give you more time by extending your course duration by 3 or 6 months. This will be an additional charge starting from £345 for 3 months. Please contact the college directly to arrange a course extension.

Question 2

Why are A-levels so hard?

Accepted Answer

A-levels can be difficult but provided you allocate a reasonable amount of study time to each subject, you will be able to achieve a good grade. It can often feel like a lot of information to take on board, but with Oxbridge you will be fully supported throughout your studies.

Question 3

Why study A-levels online?

Accepted Answer

Studying A-levels online allows you to learn at your own pace and ultimately achieve the qualifications you desire from the comfort of your own home.

Question 4

When is A-level results day 2025 (when are A-level results out)?

Accepted Answer

A-level results day 2025 is Thursday 14th August. (14/08/2025)

Question 5

What is included in the cost of my course?

Accepted Answer

Almost all of our courses, you’ll be provided with everything you will need, including all your course materials and unlimited tutor support. For some qualifications such as A-levels and GCSEs, however, you’ll need to pay separately for your exams, as well as supplementary reading material.

Question 6

When are A-level exams 2025 (when do A-levels start)?

Accepted Answer

A-level exams in 2025 in the UK are likely to begin in mid-May and run through June, following the typical exam schedule. The specific date depends on the exam board. You can find all the information on our A-level courses page.

Question 7

When do A-levels finish?

Accepted Answer

A-levels have different finish dates. All A–levels finish between May and June.

Question 8

What skills does French A-level give you?

Accepted Answer

In addition to being able to communicate confidently in French, you will improve your analytical skills and increase your knowledge of historical events.

Question 9

What is the difference between A-levels and AS levels?

Accepted Answer

The difference between A-levels and AS levels is the depth of study throughout the course. AS levels cover the basics of a subject, whereas A-levels dive deeper into more complex aspects of the subject.

Question 10

What is an O-level?

Accepted Answer

An O-level was a qualification taken by school students aged 14-16 below A-level. They have since been replaced by the GCSE in 1988.

Question 11

What are A-level pass grades?

Accepted Answer

Any grade from A* to E is considered a pass.

Question 12

What are A-levels to GPA?

Accepted Answer

UK A-level Grade 
UK AS Level Grade 
US GPA Score 
A 
A 
4.0 
B 
B 
3.3 
C 
C 
3.00 
D 
D 
2.0

Question 13

What are the A-level grades?

Accepted Answer

A-levels are graded on a scale on A* to E – with A* being the highest grade possible.

Question 14

What are A-level night classes?

Accepted Answer

You can utilise distance learning to study for any A-level course you wish to take. Learn from the comfort of your own home and structure revision around your current lifestyle.

Question 15

Do I Gain UCAS points?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many of Oxbridge’s professionally accredited courses, such as A-levels, contribute to your UCAS points. The number of points acquired will depend on what grade you have achieved. Please note not all our courses contribute to UCAS points, it is important to check on the specific course page or speak with our friendly learning advisors for more information.

Question 16

What A-levels do I need for medicine?

Accepted Answer

To study medicine, one must possess an A-level qualification in either chemistry or biology, or preferably both.

Question 17

What A-levels do you need to be – a nurse, architecture, lawyer, accountant, marine biology, dentist, to study law?

Accepted Answer

There are specific A-levels which will enable you to pursue your chosen career. Check out our comprehensive guide on what A-levels give you the best chance to progress onto higher education.

Question 18

How much time will it take to complete the course?

Accepted Answer

You typically have 24 months to complete your studies, however you may be able to finish quicker depending on the course you choose and the pace at which you are able to complete all the necessary assessments for the qualification. Please be aware, that GCSEs and A-levels exam times are determined by the curriculum timetable and are fixed dates.

Question 19

How quickly can I complete my course?

Accepted Answer

Your course will have a set duration, either 6, 12, 18, or 24 months. However, you have the freedom to complete your course in a time frame that suits your personal life and commitments within your course duration time.
If your course is over 12 months, we suggest you aim to submit at least one assignment a month. However, if you complete your assignment before the deadline, your tutor can mark it sooner and, if the work is satisfactory, you will progress ahead of your timeline to complete your course sooner. The ownership is on you to progress at your own pace within your course duration time. We are here to support you throughout this.

Question 20

What happens when I am struggling to meet the course timeframe?

Accepted Answer

We understand that things happen in life that might impact your study plans. For example, money, children, and work can often take priority and it is easy to fall behind on your course. Firstly, try not to worry; contact your tutor and let them know about your situation. Your tutor is there to support you and will be able to rearrange targets to make a more realistic timeframe for achieving your qualification.
Student wellbeing is our priority here at Oxbridge, but we cannot help you unless you let us know there is an issue. If you do not want to talk to your tutor about the problem, you can reach our student support team on phone or LiveChat via our website. We will do all we can to help you get back on track to reaching your goals.
If you have a health condition or an immediate problem that is affecting your ability to continue, you should contact our student support team straight away. They may be able to temporarily pause your course so that you can focus on your priorities and then continue studying when you are able to. However, if you reach the end of your course duration and still need more time to complete the work, there will be a fee to extend your tutor support and mark any remaining work.

Question 21

Is this the same qualification I would achieve in a traditional school or college?

Accepted Answer

Yes! You study the same curriculum, take the same examinations, and get the same qualification. The only difference is that the course is specially designed to be studied in your own time, at your own pace.

Question 22

Can I enrol and start today?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Our accredited online courses run all year round, so you can start learning today. Once you have enrolled on your desired course you will have the freedom to study anytime, anywhere and on any device. Oxbridge offers ultra-personalised, award-winning online learning and unlimited tutor support. Our GCSEs and A-levels courses are subject to curriculum timetables though you can start learning and will have access to the course material as soon as you have enrolled.

Question 23

Is there a time limit to start and finish my course?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all of our courses have time limits, which can be found on each individual course page. However, we understand that life doesn’t always go to plan, which is why we give our students the option to take a six-month study break, totally free of charge. If you simply need a little extra time to complete your assignments, we’ve also got you covered; extension fees are now tiered depending on the cost of your course, starting from £145 for a three-month extension and £245 for six months. If either of these circumstances applies to you, then you can give student support a call on 0121 630 3000 to talk through your options.

Question 24

Can I sign up for a Student Beans account and get Student Discounts?

Accepted Answer

Yes! One of the many benefits of being an Oxbridge student is that you get access to great discounts with a Student Beans account! Eligibility criteria apply and acceptance is made at the discretion of Student Beans. Find out how to sign up.

Question 25

Are Oxbridge students eligible for student discounts?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We work with student loyalty platforms such as TOTUM Pro and Student Beans, which offer great discounts on amazing brands, both in-store and online. Once you’re enrolled as a student with us, use these how-to guides to sign up and start saving right away!

How to apply for TOTUM PRO card
How to apply for a Student Beans account

Question 26

When does my student support start?

Accepted Answer

Your student support will start as soon as you have paid for your course and will last for the set duration of your course. Support is available from your tutor and our highly trained administration team who can answer any questions you have. Shortly after enrolling, you will receive the contact details for your tutor and the login details to the MyOxbridge learning portal. From then onwards, you can contact your tutor as often as you need to; you can decide how much support is best for you. However, your tutor will not chase you for work. You are required to self-learn and reach out to your tutor for help whenever you need it. If you reach the end of your course duration and you have not completed the work, you can extend your tutor support, but there will be a fee to do so.

Question 27

What if I haven't studied for years?

Accepted Answer

You’re not alone! Plenty of our learners haven’t studied since school, which is one of the reasons we offer unlimited tutor support. And there’s no need to be intimidated – our course material is designed to be fun and engaging, and our online platform, MyOxbridge, is super easy to use.

Question 28

How qualified is my tutor?

Accepted Answer

All Oxbridge tutors have been carefully selected and we only hire the best! Our tutors are required to hold a teaching qualification or an assessment qualification as a minimum. On top of this, they are also expected to hold a Level 3 or above qualification in their subject area of teaching.

Question 29

Is there a required reading list?

Accepted Answer

In most cases, all of the reading material you’ll be required to complete in order to finish your course will be included when you enrol. GCSE and A-level courses may require you to do some additional reading, which will be thrown in as a free downloadable eBook wherever possible.

Question 30

Will I be gaining a real qualification once I have completed the course?

Accepted Answer

You will be awarded a certificate from the official awarding body once you have successfully completed your qualification. This applies to all courses where an external awarding body is mentioned. To find out which awarding body your course is provided by, check the Course Overview section.

Question 31

What skills do I need to enrol on a course?

Accepted Answer

If you don’t have any prior qualifications, don’t worry – with a few exceptions, most of our courses only require a reasonable ability to read and write English.

Question 32

What happens if I have Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD)?

Accepted Answer

Don’t worry – we have a team of expert learning advisers who will discuss your needs with you. Get in touch here.

Question 33

Will I receive additional support if I have Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD)?

Accepted Answer

Once enrolled you will have a chat with someone from our accessibility team who will agree on a support plan with you, based on your individual needs.

Question 34

I've seen your course cheaper elsewhere, will you price match?

Accepted Answer

Although some of our courses are more expensive than others with the same name, the learning package and experience that students receive through us are vastly superior. Firstly, you’ll have access to our online learning platform which combines original and engaging content with the very latest EdTech, and secondly, you’ll receive completely unlimited tutor support from a subject expert.
Find out why students love Oxbridge.

Question 35

Can I enrol on more than one course?

Accepted Answer

Definitely! You can enrol on multiple courses and study a variety of courses at the same time.

Question 36

How do I access my course?

Accepted Answer

You can access your online course by signing into the MyOxbridge portal. You can sign in using your email address and password. Once signed in you will have access to all the resources you will need to successfully complete the course and gain your qualification

Question 37

What if I live outside the UK?

Accepted Answer

You can study from anywhere in the world through our award-winning online learning portal, MyOxbridge. However, when it comes to sitting your exams, you will need to either check with your local exam centre, the British Council website or contact us and we will help you figure things out!

Question 38

How do I pay for my course?

Accepted Answer

There’s a variety of flexible payment options available, from PayPal to debit/credit card to interest-free monthly payments. It’s quick and easy to enrol online but if you prefer a little extra guidance, one of our friendly learning advisers can walk you through everything over the phone or live chat. We’ve made the payment process easy and hassle-free, with solutions to fit every pocket.

Question 39

Do you offer courses if I live outside of the UK?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! Our online learning portal, MyOxbridge, can be accessed from anywhere in the world. However, if your course requires you to sit an exam, this might need to be taken within the UK, so be sure to check with your personal tutor.

Question 40

Can I enrol with low grades?

Accepted Answer

Oxbridge believes everyone should have the opportunity to achieve their dreams. Our learning advisors will be able to guide you through the best course choices in terms of your ability, previous experience and outcome.

Question 41

Do I have to sit an exam?

Accepted Answer

Most of our courses have been handcrafted to be assessed through coursework submission alone, which will be marked by your personal tutor. For a small number of courses, such as GCSEs and A-levels, you will need to sit an exam. For other courses, such as Functional Skills, you’ll be given the option to sit your exams online. You can find out how your course is assessed by checking the individual course page.

Question 42

What if I still have questions?

Accepted Answer

That’s exactly what our dedicated support team is here for! 😊 You can drop us a message in our live chat, or call us on 0121 630 3000 – we would be delighted to help.

Question 43

Is an A-level higher education?

Accepted Answer

No, A-level is not higher education. A-level is level 3 education whereas higher education is Level 4 or above.

Question 44

How to appeal A-level results?

Accepted Answer

To do so, you will need to contact Tutor and Exams directly and follow their appeals process. You can find their contact details here – https://www.tutorsandexams.uk/

Question 45

How much does it cost to do an A-level as an adult?

Accepted Answer

Fees for A-level courses will vary as examinations will incur an extra cost. At Oxbridge, we offer a flexible payment plan that can make the decision to enrol a lot easier.

Question 46

How many UCAS points is each grade worth?

Accepted Answer

Grade
Tariff Points
A*
56
A
48
B
40
C
32
D
24
E
16

Question 47

How many A-levels can you take?

Accepted Answer

There is no limit to how many A-levels you can take; however, consider how many you will need for university and the workload for each A-level you take.

Question 48

How long are A-levels?

Accepted Answer

A-levels can take up to two years to complete. However, there are A-level courses available online which can be completed in one year.

Question 49

How do you revise for A-levels?

Accepted Answer

Oxbridge provides a wealth of learning materials for each A-level course. You will have access to textbooks and other learning materials. You will also be appointed a personal tutor to aid with your studies.

Question 50

How do I find out my A-level results?

Accepted Answer

You will be contacted electronically to find out your A-level results. Alternatively, they can be sent to the address you provided when enrolling on your course.

Question 51

How do I get my A-level certificates?

Accepted Answer

Your exam centre will post your certificates to the address you submitted on your exam registration form. If you need to update your address, please let us know as soon as possible.

Question 52

What if I need help during my course?

Accepted Answer

All of our courses offer unlimited tutor support. When you enrol on your course, your personal tutor will reach out to you over email, and remain on hand should you need extra support.

Question 53

Do I need to sit an exam?

Accepted Answer

If your course requires you to sit an exam, your tutor will inform you of the information you need to prepare for this. Please remember that courses such as A-levels and GCSEs have national set dates and we have no control over these, therefore they cannot be changed. It’s also important to note that there may be an additional fee for booking your exam(s). Your tutor will explain any costs involved.
Planning on studying A-levels or GCSEs with us? We can add your exams during enrolment and blend them into your monthly payment plan if you wish. If you’re not ready to book your exam(s) yet, you can book them at a later date – all of the information is available on MyOxbridge under NEAS and Exams.

Question 54

How much do exams cost?

Accepted Answer

Many of our courses do not require exams however, A-levels, GCSEs and some other courses do require exams to complete the qualification. Exam fees are additional to the cost of the course and prices vary depending on the course and where you sit them – find out more.
Planning on studying A-levels or GCSEs with us? We can add your exams during enrolment and blend them into your monthly payment plan if you wish. If you’re not ready to book your exam(s) yet, you can book them at a later date – all of the information is available on MyOxbridge under NEAS and Exams.

Question 55

Can I purchase just the exam?

Accepted Answer

At Oxbridge, we believe the combination of our unique support and bespoke learning platform, MyOxbridge allows our students to achieve high pass rates. For this reason, we do not offer exams on their own.

Question 56

Do you have past papers that I can use to practice for my exams?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We have GCSE and A-Level past papers. Our past papers cover a variety of subjects and awarding bodies. We are adding more papers all the time.

Question 57

Where will I take my exams?

Accepted Answer

Depending on the course you may need to physically attend and complete an exam. Specific information about this will be available in MyOxbridge. To make attending an exam centre easier, we would advise finding your closest test centre.
As an Oxbridge student, you will get a guaranteed exam space at one of our partnership centres across the UK. You will also have the option to find your own exam centre if you would prefer and register as a private candidate. If you choose this option, bear in mind that fees vary across the country, so we recommend enquiring prior to booking.

Question 58

Do you need A-levels to go to university?

Accepted Answer

Completing a foundation year is an alternative method of progressing onto higher education. This involves an extra year of study, whereas with A-levels this is not required.

Question 59

Do universities like history A-level?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Both universities and employers highly respect an A-level history qualification.

Question 60

How does distance online learning work?

Accepted Answer

Once you have purchased your desired course, you will have access to our online study platform MyOxbridge. Enjoy learning at your own pace, anywhere, anytime by accessing all the course content online, on any device. You will also have access to unlimited tutor support to help keep your study goals on the right track.

Question 61

How is the course accessed and coursework completed?

Accepted Answer

Our MyOxbridge online platform is simple and easy to use. You will have access to all your course material alongside additional resources, assignments and tutor information. You will be sent your login details after your enrolment is confirmed and your course(s) will be ready and available for you to start studying after you log in.
Coursework is simply uploaded to MyOxbridge for your tutor to mark… no more difficult than uploading a photo to Instagram!

Question 62

When do I receive my course materials?

Accepted Answer

As soon as you’re enrolled, we will get your course material ready. If you’re studying online, you’ll receive your login to our online learning portal, MyOxbridge, within 48 hours. For some courses, you’ll also have the option to receive a printed copy of your course materials in the post. If you’ve chosen this option, we’ll aim to get this delivered to your door within 10 working days.

Question 63

When do the courses start?

Accepted Answer

Because this isn’t traditional classroom learning, simply put, you call the shots! When you enrol on a course, you’ll be given a timeframe throughout which you’ll have access to your tutor support and our online platform. The rest is up to you, which allows you to study in your own time, at your own pace.

Question 64

What if I want to cancel my course?

Accepted Answer

No stress, we offer a fourteen-day, money-back guarantee. If you wish to cancel your course you will need to email our cancellations team at cancellations@oxbridgehomelearning.uk within 14 days, along with a reason for cancelling, and we will provide you with a full refund.

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