Leeds maths tutors are determined to help you with different advantages. With GCSE equivalent exams, there are a number of exams to choose from and can seem overwhelming, but we have put together some general guidelinesass any exam you may have, however when choosing your exam, it is important to keep in mind what you are planning to use that qualification for, as different types of qualification offer to help you choose which one is best for you. The following are the subjects offered for the GCSE equivalency tests:
The exam that we believe is best suited for those looking to gain access to teacher training courses, or those looking to get into nursery or midwife courses, is the GCSE equivalency exam. These exams are provided by A Star Equivalency, who are the leading provider in GCSE equivalency exams, and also have a detailed revision course available for purchase. A Star Equivalency offer 4 different subjects, which include:
Combined science equivalency test
For those looking to gain access to University or College courses, or to simply increase their chances of employment, we recommend taking a Functional Skills Level 2 qualification provided by Pass Functional Skills as well as MME. This will allow you to take an Ofqual approved exam from the comfort of your own home, and have a selection of exam boards to choose from.
Functional skills maths level 2 online exam
Functional skills English level 2 online exam
Functional skills level 2 maths and English
Functional skills level 2 maths and English
Functional skills maths level 2
Other GCSE equivalents include:
BTECs (Business and Technology Education Council)
GCSE equivalent exams at Levels 1 and 2 that learners take at a college with a focus on niche, vocational subjects for specific job sectors.
Cambridge Nationals
Similar to BTECs, focusing on vocational subjects to improve employability. There is no provision for maths and English.
NVQs (National Vocational Qualification)
A GCSE equivalent qualification that once again focuses on vocational subjects. This qualification however is supplementary, and cannot replace a GCSE in maths or English, but can build upon that foundation.