which subject and which exam board.

[rupert04]

Hi all,
I am a private candidate and need to take some alevels for my career.
I was wondering whether it would be easier to achieve a grade B in A
level politics (Edexcel exam board) or easier to achieve a grade B in
sociology (AQA exam board).
Thanks for any help.

[Toby]

Post by rupert04
Hi all,
I am a private candidate and need to take some alevels for my career.
I was wondering whether it would be easier to achieve a grade B in A
level politics (Edexcel exam board) or easier to achieve a grade B in
sociology (AQA exam board).
Thanks for any help.

Go to the statistics page of the organisation that conrols A Levels
(sounds a bit like AQA but I've forgotten, sorry!!) and see whether
the %age is higher for soc. or pol....Though of course, if for some
reason only the top students take the exam, you'll learn nothing!

Can't you look at the specifications on the exam board sites
(www.aqa.org.uk + www.edexcel.org.uk) and the sample exams, or even
some A Level text books in a library to see which would suit you
best??

[Ian/Cath Ford]

On Tue, 02 Nov 2004 17:02:18 +0000, Toby

Post by Toby
Go to the statistics page of the organisation that conrols A Levels
(sounds a bit like AQA but I've forgotten, sorry!!)

QCA?

Ian
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There's no e-mail address. We can talk here and go back to your place later

[Toby]

Post by Ian/Cath Ford
On Tue, 02 Nov 2004 17:02:18 +0000, Toby

Post by Toby
Go to the statistics page of the organisation that conrols A Levels
(sounds a bit like AQA but I've forgotten, sorry!!)

QCA?
Ian

Yeah whatever Mr. "I'm a teacher so I know everything!!!"

:P