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Cambridge International A Level

Master the complete Cambridge International AS & A Level syllabus — with exam technique and university application guidance built in.

Programme Overview

The Cambridge International A Level is the world's most popular international pre-university qualification, recognised by universities in over 160 countries. This is the gold standard for subject-specialist study.

Our Cambridge A Level tutors hold first-class degrees in their subjects and have extensive experience with the CIE marking scheme. They know exactly what examiners are looking for — from the structure of a 25-mark Economics essay to the precise wording of a Biology definitions question.

Subjects Available

Mathematics (9709)
Further Mathematics (9231)
Physics (9702)
Chemistry (9701)
Biology (9700)
Computer Science (9618)
Economics (9708)
Business (9609)
Accounting (9706)
Psychology (9990)
English Language (9093)
English Literature (9695)
History (9489)
Geography (9696)
Sociology (9699)
Law (9084)
Arabic (8680)
Urdu (9676)

Board Focus

  • Cambridge International AS & A Level (CIE)
  • Cambridge International AS & A Level (AQA variant on request)

All Cambridge A Level past papers from 2015–2024 are available in our student resource library.

What's Included in Every Session

Syllabus-aligned teaching with past paper integration
Mark scheme analysis — understand what examiners want
Weekly timed mock questions under exam conditions
Essay technique and extended writing coaching
UCAS & university application guidance
Monthly progress report sent to parents

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the structure of Cambridge A Level?

Cambridge A Level is taken in two stages — AS Level (typically Year 12) and A2 Level (typically Year 13). Both stages contribute to the final A Level grade. Students may also choose to sit only AS Level as a standalone qualification.

How is Cambridge A Level graded?

Grades range from A* (highest) to E (minimum pass). An A* is awarded to candidates scoring 90% or above in their overall A Level. Our tutors specialise in helping students consistently reach A and A*.

How does Cambridge A Level compare to Edexcel IAL?

Both are internationally recognised. Cambridge uses a linear-style structure with AS and A2 exams, while Edexcel IAL is modular/unit-based allowing more flexibility in resitting. Many universities treat them equally.

Do you help with UCAS and university applications?

Yes — our A Level tutors guide students through subject choice strategy, personal statement writing, and interview preparation for competitive UK and international universities.

Is there a free trial?

Absolutely — your first lesson is completely free. It's a great way to meet your tutor, assess your current level, and see our teaching approach in action.

Target A* in Your Cambridge Exams

Book a free trial with a Cambridge A Level specialist — your first session is completely free.