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Not got the A-Level grades you were hoping for?
Abbey College Manchester is experienced in helping students get their academic studies back on track and have courses designed for students who wish to improve their grades for both GCSE and A-Level examinations. Contact us now to discuss how we can help you improve your grades and help you progress to your first choice university.
UK Students course fees are
A-LEVEL ONE YEAR RETAKE (SEPTEMBER 2024 START) | |
One Subject | £8,100 |
Two or Three Subjects | £15,600 |
Please note that the UK Government has announced on 29th July it intends charging VAT on all independent education tuition and boarding fees from January 1st 2025. This means that the second and third term of this academic year for all independent education establishments in the UK will be subject to VAT. The college has to charge students for the total amount of VAT, but is working to establish the level of increased cost the college can absorb so as to keep the actual fees increase figure as low as possible. There will therefore be a revised invoice sent to you in December 24 which will include the confirmed VAT amount due on tuition and boarding fees for the second and third term.
Biology | Chemistry | Physics | Maths | Psychology | Economics | New subject |
C → A | C → A | |||||
D → B | D → B | C → A | ||||
D → B | A Business | |||||
E → C | B in RS | |||||
B → A* | ||||||
C → A | ||||||
C → B | D → B | D → B | ||||
D → B | C → B | C → A | ||||
C → B | C → B | B → A* | ||||
E → C | C → B | |||||
C → B | D → C | C → A | ||||
E → C | D → B | |||||
C → B | B → A | |||||
D → C | D → C | C → B | ||||
C → C | D → C | B → A* | ||||
C → C | C → B | D → B | ||||
B → A | C → B | B → B | ||||
D → C | E → D | |||||
C → B |
Yes, you can dependent on the rest of your programme. Normally doing one subject from scratch works best. This is something that we would discuss further with you on an individual basis.
This depends on the subject – but generally, students join the Year 13 classes and have coverage of Year 12 lessons as required.
For GCSE classes the whole syllabus is taught in one year, so we would recover everything from your two year course.
Both GCSE and A level retake courses run from September to the following summer. Students need to attend lessons for the full academic year,
A-Level Subjects are:
Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Maths
Business and Economics
Art and Photography
Religious Studies
English Language, Psychology and French are available if there is sufficient demand.
GCSE subjects are:
Art, Biology, Business, Chemistry, English, Maths, Further Maths, Photography, Religious Studies & Physics
This is not a major issue and can be discussed at the interview.
Yes, we will get to know you very quickly and we build on your previous reference. It is always helpful if you can get your previous school or college to release your reference to us.
Yes, we offer a programme called Combined Studies programme and it is a good alternative to A-Levels and recognised by some very good universities.
We would be very happy to talk to you about what courses would be suitable for you to study at the college and accept students at a number of different entry levels. Different exam boards and our option blocks may mean that it is not possible for you to continue seamlessly, but we can discuss your options here.
Yes, Abbey College Manchester offers a One Year GCSE course, which is an ideal way for students to improve their grades. Students are able to take up to six subjects. Please click here for subject options.
“Abbey College is highly successful in achieving its aims to guide students to achieve academic success, to fulfil their aspirations and to learn to respect and value one another”
“The students’ personal development is excellent. They are confident, articulate and sensitive to the needs of others”
– Independent Schools Inspection Report 2018
It’s been a wonderful experience studying my A-levels at Abbey College Manchester. The small class sizes meant that my teachers were able to individually tailor their lessons towards us and ensure that we received all the support required.”
Although I will miss Abbey College Manchester, I am excited to start a new chapter at university. I’m very grateful for the support from the staff, they have helped me greatly to reach my full potential.”
“It’s been a wonderful experience studying my A-levels at Abbey College Manchester. The small class sizes meant that my teachers were able to individually tailor their lessons towards us and ensure that we received all the support required.
Outside of lessons, the staff s were still very supportive. Applying for medicine as I did, or any competitive courses or university is a rigorous process. Yet, by practicing for Multiple Mini Interviews and taking part in the medical ethics club at Abbey College, I was given an invaluable tool when preparing for various medical school interviews. I will always be grateful for this preparation now I leave Abbey College and go on to study at university to become a doctor.”