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Online 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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GCSE Religious Studies explores global beliefs, values, and traditions, encouraging engagement with ethical and philosophical questions, critical thinking, and reflection on how faith influences personal and public life.
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What are GCSEs?
GCSEs, or General Certificates of Secondary Education, are academic qualifications typically taken by students in the UK at the end of compulsory schooling, around the age of 16. They cover a wide range of subjects, including English, Maths, Science, History, Geography, and Modern Foreign Languages, among others. Students usually take multiple GCSEs over a two-year period during secondary school, in Years 10 and 11.
GCSEs are important stepping stones for further education and career opportunities. Achieving good grades in core subjects can lead to studying A-levels, vocational qualifications, or apprenticeships. For many jobs and college courses, a pass in GCSE Maths and English is essential. Universities often consider GCSE results alongside A-levels when making admission decisions.
The GCSE grading system in England uses a numerical scale from 9 to 1. Grade 9 is the highest and roughly equivalent to a high A* under the old lettered system. A grade 4 is considered a standard pass (similar to a C), and grade 5 is a strong pass. Wales and Northern Ireland may still use the A* to G system, depending on the exam board.
Completing GCSEs successfully demonstrates a foundational level of knowledge and skills that are valued by employers, colleges, and training providers, forming a key part of a student’s educational journey.
Studying GCSES online
Each of our GCSE courses can be completed online. This allows you the flexibility to study at your own pace, from anywhere you feel comfortable. You will have access to key learning materials, and you will be fully supported throughout your studies by our expert tutors.
We provide several different online courses , including key subjects such as Maths, English (language and literature), and Science. With Oxbridge, you can benefit from flexible learning and gain highly valued qualifications. Our courses can typically be completed between 9 and 24 months. We offer a fast-track option for students who wish to gain their qualifications promptly.
To study online with us, you will need reliable internet access and a device suitable for consistent usage. Our tutors are contactable via phone or email; you can set up one-to-one sessions, subject to the tutor’s availability. There are no formal entry requirements for our GCSE courses; however, it is recommended that you have an intermediate level of reading and writing.
Exams and assessments
You will be required to take written exams for our courses. You will also be required to complete various assignments that will be assessed by your tutor. They will provide marking and feedback, which will help you monitor your progress and increase your standard of work.
Course costs and payments
Course fees will vary depending on what you choose to study; exam fees are not included in the course cost. We offer flexible payment options for all our students – find a convenient solution to suit your finances. For more financial information, including credit and personal data, please visit our finance page.
Accreditation, recognition and exams
Oxbridge offers accredited online courses recognised by leading UK awarding bodies. These include NCFE, CACHE, AQA, Edexcel, CAIE (Cambridge Assessment International Education), TQUK, City & Guilds, VTCT, and AIM Qualifications. Such accreditations ensure that qualifications are respected by employers and educational institutions.
A-levels and GCSEs require exams to complete the qualification. You can find the most convenient exam centre for you here. You will be fully supported in the lead up to your exams. Our tutors will ensure you are suitably prepared and when the time comes you will be confident of achieving your desired results. Should you fail your exams, you can book a re-sit, however, you will have to pay for the sitting again.
Why study with us
Oxbridge is the UK’s leading online college. Our students have a pass success rate of 98%, with over 150k students taught by us. Flexible learning means you can balance your studies alongside other commitments, such as work or parenting. You have complete control over your studies; pick a method that allows you to flourish without the pressure of a typical classroom setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I extend the time on the course?
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.
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