1, define your major preference.

Before choosing ALevel's courses, you should know your professional preferences, look at the requirements of the target university for ALevel, and then determine the courses you choose. Most colleges and universities have specific requirements or partial subjects for ALevel courses, so if they are schools and majors with clear goals, they can help you quickly determine the course choice.

2. Choose a topic of interest.

In fact, personal interest should come first. After all, the fundamental purpose of Alevel's course selection is to let students explore their hobbies freely, and at the same time lay a good foundation for universities to study their interests in depth. But the premise of everything is, of course, to be admitted to a favorite university.

3. Choose relevant courses for future majors.

Generally, official website has requirements for A-Level subjects and grades from various majors. If you have a specific goal, you can check it directly online.

Data expansion:

A-level, the advanced level of general education certificate, is the national curriculum system of Britain, the advanced level course of British general secondary education certificate examination and the college entrance examination course for British students.

A-Level course certificate is regarded as the admission standard for recruiting new students by almost all English-taught universities. Offering A-Level courses in China aims to provide China students with an effective way to enter foreign universities.

The specific goal is to train students with excellent grades in junior and senior high schools in China to enter world-class universities; Cultivate students with moderate grades in junior and senior high schools in China to enter world-class universities; Cultivate students with average grades in junior and senior high schools in China to be admitted to universities that suit them.

Most British students need two years to complete this course, but students with strong ability can sometimes complete it in a shorter time. Students can even teach themselves three or four A-Level courses directly in China, and then take the British Council exams in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

This course requires students to study three or four major courses and take graduation exams. Those who pass the exams can enter universities. Students' test scores and the A-Level courses they choose largely determine whether they can enter the ideal university to study the degree courses they choose.