A-level courses
A-levels are respected both in the UK and internationally. This is because they indicate to employers and higher education institutions (universities) that you’ve studied a subject thoroughly. In 2023, our students achieved a 98% pass rate, placing Oxbridge amongst the top colleges for A-level results in the UK. When distance learning with Oxbridge, you have the opportunity to study at your own pace from anywhere you feel comfortable.
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In 2023, our students achieved a 98% pass rate, and 69% of our A-level pupils achieved a grade A or A*. Placing Oxbridge amongst the top colleges for A-level results in the UK.
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A-level Maths
Challenging, rigorous and rewarding, an A-level Maths course will expand your critical thinking skills and turn you into an adept problem-solver. -
A-level Ancient History
5 Units56 UCAS PointsAncient History involves exploring past civilisations and events that occurred before the Middle Ages. Generally, the term "Middle Ages" is used to refer to the time period in Europe from the collapse of the Roman Empire in 476 CE up until the beginning of the Renaissance in the 14th century. -
A-level Art & Design (Fine Art)
6 Units56 UCAS PointsEdexcel A-level Fine Art ignites your creativity and embark on a journey that will redefine your artistic boundaries, all from the comfort of your own space. -
A-level Biology
10 Units56 UCAS PointsBiology is one of the most fascinating scientific disciplines, giving you in-depth insight into the inner workings of the world. -
A-level Business Studies
11 Units56 UCAS PointsA-Level Business will help to develop a range of important and transferable skills such as presenting arguments and making recommendations on the basis of the available evidence, and problem-solving. -
A-level Chemistry
19 Units56 UCAS PointsDevelop a stronger understanding of the world and prepare yourself for a fascinating career in industries such as medicine, chemical engineering or dentistry. -
A-level Classical Civilisation
5 Units56 UCAS PointsAn A-level in Classical Civilisation will enable you to gain knowledge and understanding of the classical world through the study of a diverse range of ancient literature, thought and culture. -
A-level Computer Science
20 Units56 UCAS PointsA-level Computer Science combines human and computer intelligence to provide modern solutions to problems. It is the perfect route into University for a Computer Science degree. -
A-level Economics
3 Units56 UCAS PointsWe are constantly bombarded with messages about the economy. This course is perfect for expanding your understanding of the subject. -
A-level English Language
6 Units56 UCAS PointsEdexcel A-level English Language solidifies your understanding. Whether you are writing a blog, reading a film script, or analysing advertising copy, it is important that you use and understand language with its intended audience in mind. -
A-level English Literature
3 Units56 UCAS PointsEdexcel A-level English Literature encourages you to read widely as a critical reader and helps you gain an understanding of how to analyse a range of critical views. -
A-level Environmental Science
7 Units56 UCAS PointsAQA A-level Environmental Science opens the door to learning about our world and the species we share it with. -
A-level French
15 Units56 UCAS PointsA-level French is a good foundation for a variety of careers. This course aims to equip you to deal with everyday social and work situations in French-speaking countries. -
A-level Further Maths
13 Units56 UCAS PointsFurther Maths A-level builds on A-level Maths and broadens your ability to understand complex topics and problem solve at an advanced level. -
A-level Geography
11 Units56 UCAS PointsGeography is the study of all things impacting the planet we inhabit, understanding the responsibility we have to expand our knowledge about the environment and the effects of the human population. -
A-level History
5 Units56 UCAS PointsA-Level History offers insight into social, cultural, religious and ethnic diversity in British and non-British History. -
A-level History of Art
6 Units56 UCAS PointsDevelop your critical thinking, communication and problem-solving skills whilst discovering fascinating facts about the History of Art. Learn to appreciate the many techniques and styles that have been applied over the centuries. -
A-level Law
5 Units56 UCAS PointsFind out more about the hugely complex and compelling world of the legal system, our home study A-level Law should be a perfect foundation on which to build your knowledge. -
A-level Media Studies
4 Units56 UCAS PointsAncient History involves exploring past civilisations and events that occurred before the Middle Ages. Generally, the term "Middle Ages" is used to refer to the time period in Europe from the collapse of the Roman Empire in 476 CE up until the beginning of the Renaissance in the 14th century. -
A-level Music
3 Units56 UCAS PointsEdexcel A-level Music explores musical heritage and enhances your confidence in both composing and performing various styles. -
A-level PE
5 Units56 UCAS PointsA-level Physical Education can lead to a variety of career opportunities, such as sports development, sports coaching, physiotherapy, personal training, or becoming part of the next generation of PE teachers. -
A-level Philosophy
5 Units56 UCAS PointsExploring some of the biggest questions facing humankind, our home study AQA A-level Philosophy course will introduce you to ideas from some of the greatest minds to have contributed towards Western thinking throughout history. -
A-level Physics
13 Units56 UCAS PointsPhysics has long been thought of as the most fundamental of all sciences, with studies ranging in scale from massive objects such as galaxies to studying the tiniest particles. A-Level Physics teaches it all. -
A-level Politics
8 Units56 UCAS PointsAQA A-level Politics develops your awareness of politics and the relationship between political ideas, institutions, and processes. Government and politics play a huge role in our lives. -
A-level Psychology
12 Units56 UCAS PointsOur A-level Psychology course is for anyone wondering what makes those around you tick, or struggled to understand why people behave the way they do. -
A-level Religious Studies
11 Units56 UCAS PointsReligion plays an important role in our society and can influence what people think, feel, and believe. OCR A-level Religious Studies teaches it all. -
A-level Sociology
5 Units56 UCAS PointsA-level Sociology is 'the' course for students who enjoy working with others and having lively, knowledgeable debates on different social subjects. -
A-level Spanish
9 Units56 UCAS PointsDevelop the ability to write in grammatically correct Spanish, to listen and understand Spanish speech, and creatively express your thoughts, ideas, and opinions in the conversation! -
A-level and GCSE Maths Bundle
Become adept at problem-solving and logical thinking, and supercharge your career with this A-level and GCSE maths bundle!
More about our A-level courses
If you want more out of life and feel that your current qualifications (or need extra qualifications) have let you down, why not look into studying A-level courses online? A-levels are respected in the UK and internationally. This is because they indicate to employers and higher education institutions (universities) that you’ve studied a subject thoroughly.
In 2023, our students achieved a 98% pass rate, and 69% of our A-level pupils achieved a grade A or A*. That places Oxbridge amongst the top colleges for A-level results in the UK.
Plus, get access to our Uni Ready Pack for FREE when you enrol on one of our A-level courses!
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