IGCSE's

Regarded as essential qualifications by most employers, IGCSEs and A Levels are the cornerstone of many jobs and professions. Not just for teenagers, IGCSEs and A Levels are available to anyone who would like to study a subject that interests them. All our IGCSEs come in module format so, whatever subject you choose, enjoy the freedom of working through the courses at your own pace with step-by-step guidance. And when you feel confident with the basics, you can move on to more complex topics.Some subjects require you to complete coursework as you learn, with marks counting towards your final result. Others are assessed only by final exam.

IGCSEs have been designed to develop and test skills which will be relevant both for further study and in the wider world of work. It's what you can do rather than what you know. This makes them perfect for studying as blended learning. If you left school without many IGCSEs, you probably already know how this can hamper your future job opportunities. You may already have several IGCSEs but find that a few gaps such as English or Mathematics are holding you back. Don't let the fact that you did not get a qualification the first time around stop you. As a paying, mature student, you are almost certainly better equipped to pass now, and with our expert help and support from your personal tutor, you can be confident of a good result. We offer blended learning IGCSEs in the following subjects.

  • English Language

  • Mathematics

  • Spanish


IGCSE English

Key Topics

  • The use of language

  • Punctuation

  • Personal writing

  • Speaking

  • Listening

“Master the basics of letter and report writing.”

IGCSE Spanish

Key Topics

  • My World

  • Holiday, time & travel

  • Work & lifestyle

  • The young person in society

“Develop a foundation level understanding of spoken and written form of language.”

IGCSE Maths

Key Topics

  • Using & applying Mathematics

  • Number & Algebra

  • Shape, space & measures

  • Handling data

“Improve your logical thought processes and attention to detail.”

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