The IGCSE is an internationally recognised qualification for students aged 14–16. It provides a strong academic foundation for further study at AS Level or the Foundation programme.
Students who have completed Junior Secondary School (Year 9/Grade 9 or equivalent).
The IGCSE programme typically runs for two academic years.
Wilfred College offers a broad range of subjects, including:
English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, ICT, Business Studies, Economics, Geography, History, and selected foreign languages.
Most students take 6–9 subjects, depending on academic goals and university aspirations.
Assessment includes written examinations, coursework (in selected subjects), and practical components for science subjects.
Yes — IGCSEs are accepted by schools, colleges, and universities around the world.
Yes. Students receive structured revision sessions, mock examinations, and personalised academic guidance.
Yes — successful IGCSE completion prepares students for International AS Level or the Foundation programme.
IGCSE is the first step toward A Levels, university study, and professional careers in science, business, technology, arts, and more.
The International AS Level is the first half of the International A Level qualification, recognised worldwide for university admission.
Students who have completed:
The AS Level programme runs for one academic year, with the option to continue to A2 for the full A Level.
Wilfred College offers a range of subjects, including:
Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Business, Economics, Accounting, English Language, Psychology, ICT/Computer Science, Geography, and History.
Most students take 3–4 AS Level subjects, depending on academic goals and university requirements.
Yes — AS Levels are accepted globally and contribute to full A Level qualifications.
Assessment is primarily exam‑based, with practical or coursework components in selected subjects.
Yes — students who pass AS Level can continue to A2 to complete the full A Level.
AS Levels lead to careers in medicine, engineering, business, law, social sciences, ICT, arts, and more.
Yes — students receive guidance on university applications, subject selection, and career planning.
The International A Level is a globally recognised qualification typically taken after completing the International AS Level. It represents the second year of advanced study and is accepted by universities worldwide for direct undergraduate entry.
The programme runs for one academic year, following successful completion of the AS Level.
Students who have completed:
Most students take three A Level subjects, continuing from their AS Level choices. This is the standard requirement for university admission globally.
Students typically continue the subjects taken at AS Level. Wilfred College offers:
Generally, no. A Level subjects must be a continuation of AS Level subjects because the curriculum builds on prior knowledge.
Assessment is primarily through final written examinations, with practical components for science subjects.
International A Levels are modular, meaning AS and A2 contribute separately to the final grade.
Examinations are typically held in January and June, depending on the subject and exam board schedule.
Yes. A Levels are recognised by universities in:
A Levels open pathways to degrees and careers in:
Yes. Strong A Level grades significantly enhance eligibility for international scholarships.
Yes. Students receive personalised support for:
Applications are accepted throughout the year, but spaces are limited. Early application is recommended.
Yes. Wilfred College welcomes students from diverse international backgrounds.
