Frequently Asked Questions for Private Candidates with Cambridge International A Level entries in June 2020 via British Council centres.
FAQs for Private Candidates with Cambridge International A Level
What is the British Council position on the assessed grade option for private candidates sitting A Levels with the British Council?
What approach is Cambridge International following?
What is Cambridge International’s approach to awarding assessed grades?
Why can the British Council follow Cambridge’s approach for private candidates with A Level entries following the staged assessment route?
Why can’t the British Council follow Cambridge’s approach for private candidates with A Level entries following the linear assessment route?
Why can’t the British Council provide a predicted grade and a ranking for A Level entries following the linear assessment route?
I think I’ll get a better A level grade if I sit the exam in November instead. Can I still withdraw now, and defer my entry to November 2020?
What do I need to do to manage my entry?
What if my A Level subjects are a combination of entries that follow the staged assessment route and entries that follow the linear assessment route?
If I defer my entry to November 2020 will I need to pay an extra fee?
I don’t want to defer my entry to November 2020, can I withdraw my entry and get a refund instead?
What happens if a subject I want to take is not available in November 2020?
What happens if I defer to a future exams series and it gets cancelled again?
Why is this advice so close to the deadline for making my decision?
Where can I find the latest updates from Cambridge International?
Is the British Council different to a school?
I would like to discuss this further with you, who should I contact?
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