JUST WANTED TO CONFIRM....

[Proud otaku]

Hey, there!
I was wondering, that is there any difference between GCE O'levels and IGCSE?
I read that It was O'levels at first but England, wales and ireland changed it to ''IGCSE''.
So Is there any difference between both of them? Like Do they have different syllabus Or something?
Just wanted to confirm.....
Since I'm doing O'levels I should know that much xD.
PS Can I read IGCSE notes and give my exams? (Not CIE but school exams xD)

 

[coffee+ict]

Hey, there!
I was wondering, that is there any difference between GCE O'levels and IGCSE?
I read that It was O'levels at first but England, whales and ireland changed it to ''IGCSE''.
So Is there any difference between both of them? Like Do they have different syllabus Or something?
Just wanted to confirm.....
Since I'm doing O'levels I should know that much xD.
PS Can I read IGCSE notes and give my exams? (Not CIE but school exams xD)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GCE_Ordinary_Level

 

[Proud otaku]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GCE_Ordinary_Level

I read it, just now!! And I still don't get it . (.-.)

 

[coffee+ict]

I read it, just now!! And I still don't get it . (.-.)

O level (Ordinary Level) were introduced as part of British education reforms, that was in 1950 with the A-Level (advanced Level). However they were replaced with GCSE and IGCSE in 1988. Looking at the IGCSE maths for instance, you learn harder problems than if you were taking GCSE. Here in the UK we learn the specification i.e. the things needed to ace the exams and nothing more.

 

[Proud otaku]

O level (Ordinary Level) were introduced as part of British education reforms, that was in 1950 with the A-Level (advanced Level). However they were replaced with GCSE and IGCSE in 1988. Looking at the IGCSE maths for instance, you learn harder problems than if you were taking GCSE. Here in the UK we learn the specification i.e. the things needed to ace the exams and nothing more.

What about GCE?

 

[coffee+ict]

What about GCE?

Well that's the name of the certificate you get after completing your A level. i.e. completing secondary exams gets you your general certificate of secondary education GCSE and completing your a levels get you general certificate of education GCE

 

[Nafis Daiyan]

Hey, there!
I was wondering, that is there any difference between GCE O'levels and IGCSE?
I read that It was O'levels at first but England, whales and ireland changed it to ''IGCSE''.
So Is there any difference between both of them? Like Do they have different syllabus Or something?
Just wanted to confirm.....
Since I'm doing O'levels I should know that much xD.
PS Can I read IGCSE notes and give my exams? (Not CIE but school exams xD)

whales?

 

[Proud otaku]

Well that's the name of the certificate you get after completing your A level. i.e. completing secondary exams gets you your general certificate of secondary education GCSE and completing your a levels get you general certificate of education GCE

OO~~~ Okay, thanks!! :O

 

[Proud otaku]

whales?

It's a country! :3

 

[coffee+ict]

It's a country! :3

without the 'h'

 

[Nafis Daiyan]

without the 'h'

that's the point i was trying to make

 

[Proud otaku]

without the 'h'

OH!! AHAHAHA I can't believe I wrote it whales!!! xD
Thanks for pointing out the mistake, BUAHAHAHAH!! XD -laughing out loud-

 

[coffee+ict]

that's the point i was trying to make

k

 

[Proud otaku]

that's the point i was trying to make

Sorry I wrote the spellings wrong, It's actually wales xD AHAAHAHAH

 

[Nafis Daiyan]

Sorry I wrote the spellings wrong, It's actually wales xD AHAAHAHAH

np

 

[Proud otaku]

np

-still laughing- What if whales did have something to do with changing O'levels to IGCSE XD BUAHAHAH!!!