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GCSE [ˌdʒiːsiːesˈiː] SUBST Brit

GCSE abreviatura de General Certificate of Secondary Education:

GCSE

diploma do ensino secundário obtido dois anos antes do GCE

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GCSE

Para obter o GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education), antigamente O-level (Ordinary Level), os alunos ingleses, galeses e da Irlanda do Norte de 16 anos devem prestar um exame. É possível prestar o exame de uma única vez, mas a maioria dos alunos prefere fazê-lo de sete a oito vezes. Na Escócia esse exame chama-se Standard Grade.

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Students applying from these schools usually receive conditional offers based on their GCSE results.

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At GCSE, most students, if not all, will study at least one language.

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These professional qualifications can support students throughout their careers with study available from GCSE equivalent right up to masters level.

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Students then chose four or more of the remaining electives or non-compulsory lessons, and continue these to GCSE level.

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Photography GCSE is an extremely popular activity choice, due to the long hours it requires.

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Through the college's hard work a significantly higher proportion of students attained five or more good GCSE grades in this summer's examinations.

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Boys have performed on a par with girls at GCSE which goes against the national trend.

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In 2010, the GCSE pass rate was 99%.

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In grades 10 - 11, students are prepared for their GCSE examinations.

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In 2010, the school had record GCSE results from its year 11 pupils.

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