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1. IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education):
- Level: Secondary education (equivalent to Grade 9 and 10 or years 10 and 11 in the UK system).
- Focus: Broad range of subjects, foundational knowledge, and skills.
- Age Group: 14–16 years.
- Recognition: Widely recognized internationally.
- Purpose: Prepares students for higher education levels (like A‑levels or other equivalent qualifications).
2. O‑level (Ordinary Level):
- Level: Secondary education (similar to IGCSE and Grade 10).
- Focus: Core academic knowledge in a variety of subjects.
- Age Group: 14–16 years.
- Recognition: Similar to IGCSE but primarily recognized in Commonwealth countries.
- Purpose: Used as a foundation for higher qualifications, like A‑levels or equivalents.
- Key Difference from IGCSE: IGCSE is considered slightly more modern and flexible, offering coursework in addition to exams.
3. AS Level (Advanced Subsidiary Level):
- Level: First half of A‑levels (typically equivalent to Grade 11).
- Focus: In-depth study of fewer subjects than IGCSE/O‑level.
- Age Group: 16–17 years.
- Recognition: Counts as a standalone qualification or part of the full A‑level course.
- Purpose: Prepares students for A‑levels and is sometimes used for university applications in some countries.
4.IELTS Preparation
Listening, Speaking, Reading (Academic & General Training), Writing (Academic), Writing (General Training), IELTS Mock Test, IELTS Mock Interviews etc.