A-Level program in St Pauls School London

Brief information: The British gold standard of education for students of 16-18 years (Sixth Form). A-level is a complex, in-depth and intensive two-year course that helps students to prepare themselves qualitatively and effectively for entering the university for the desired specialty. The thoroughness of the study is such that the A-level certificate with fairly high scores actually frees the holder from additional entrance examinations and tests at British universities!

For two years, students study a small number of subjects - 4-5 in the first year and 3-4 of them on the second - but do it in depth, almost at the university level. There is no compulsory list of directions - each student can choose for himself the classes from the list:

• English;
• Chemistry;
• English literature;
• Music;
• Biology;
• German;
• Drama and drama;
• Higher mathematics;
• Italian language;
• Spanish;
• Geography;
• History;
• Greek language;
• Mathematics;
• Physics;
• Informatics and communication technologies;
• Political science;
• Art and design;
• Technology: resistance of materials, systems and control, electronics;
• Medieval history;
• Economics.