GCSE courses
In 2023, our students achieved a 98% pass rate, and 69% of our GCSE pupils achieved a grade 7 or above. Placing Oxbridge amongst the top colleges for GCSE results in the UK.
We’re so confident in results and teaching methods that if you don’t pass the first time, we’ll support you through to the next exam for free.
Gain the exact same qualification as you would in a traditional college in an unconventional way. Break the trend and lead the way by achieving a GCSE on your own terms.
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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!
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Astronomy IGCSE
18 UnitsOur IGCSE Astronomy Course is the perfect introduction to astronomy for stargazers, budding cosmologists and those fascinated with the beauty of space. -
Biology IGCSE
6 UnitsGCSE Biology is a challenging, rewarding course that helps students develop the skills and knowledge necessary for a successful career. -
Business GCSE
7 UnitsDelve into business operations and finance, problem-solving and decision making, qualitative and quantitative data, and much more! AQA Business GCSE answers it all. -
Chemistry IGCSE
5 UnitsChemistry is a rigorous, challenging and ultimately rewarding course that develops students' scientific skills and knowledge; it's an essential subject in many study pathways. -
Double Science IGCSE
11 UnitsStudying IGCSE Science (Double Award) will equip you with an understanding of the main scientific teachings of biology, chemistry, and physics. -
English Language IGCSE
10 UnitsThe English Language is a key asset if you're interested in any career that involves written and spoken communication and requires a comprehensive grasp of the English language. -
English Literature IGCSE
9 UnitsPursue your passion for poetry and prose while developing skills of analysis and critique! -
French IGCSE
10 UnitsFrench is the most popular second language learned in the UK, and this home study iGCSE course will teach you its fundamentals in spoken and written form. -
Geography IGCSE
8 UnitsGeography is a vast and fascinating subject, and our distance learning IGCSE Geography course provides a great overview of its two main branches: physical geography and human geography. -
History IGCSE
4 UnitsDelve into the past and the power it holds to help us understand the present with our fascinating, dynamic History IGCSE course. -
Maths IGCSE
6 UnitsMathematics is one of the longest-established disciplines and underpins many others, mathematics is the language of science and engineering and an intellectual field in its own right. -
Media Studies GCSE
4 UnitsStudying Media will equip you with a range of valuable transferable skills, including critical thinking, analysis, research, planning, inquiry and evaluation, practical skills, creativity, time management, essay writing, and more. -
Physics IGCSE
9 UnitsPhysics is the science that deals with physical matter, motion, energy and the laws that govern the universe. Our distance learning IGCSE course introduces you to the key concepts of the science, taking a look at areas including heat, light, magnetism and electricity. -
Psychology GCSE
10 UnitsPsychology is the science of the mind; the study of, among other things, how our thought processes work, why we behave the way we do and how we learn. -
Sociology IGCSE
6 UnitsStudying sociology will give you a better idea of how different groups in society relate to each other, the way modern life has developed and the impact of conflict, culture and politics on society. -
Spanish IGCSE
6 UnitsSpanish has more than 400 million native speakers. An understanding of the language carries benefits for both business and social applications.
More about our GCSE courses
What does GCSE stand for?
GCSE stands for: General Certificate of Secondary Education and IGCSE stands for ‘International General Certificate of Secondary Education’.
Whatever your aspirations and goals for the future, you’ll most likely need GCSEs to get there. Introduced in 1988, the General Certificate of Secondary Education remains the UK’s primary recognised certificate of foundation-level education and is viewed by employers, colleges and universities as the minimum expected standard for prospective candidates.
Perhaps you aspire to go to university? If so, gaining GCSEs is the first step towards earning a degree. You’ll need GCSE courses or IGCSE courses to progress to A-level courses, which remain the most prevalent means of accessing higher education. The obvious choice is online GCSE courses. What’s more, here at Oxbridge, we also offer IGCSE courses, which are qualifications of equal merit with the added benefit of being internationally recognised. Both GCSEs and IGCSEs can be studied by adults online.
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