IAL Accounting
Advanced Level Accounting offers a comprehensive exploration into the financial mechanisms that underpin the business world, equipping students with essential analytical skills.
Our flexible, International A Levels are perfect for adult learners, home-educated students, and anyone retaking exams alongside other commitments.
What we offer:
International A Level (IAL) learners have a choice between Cambridge (CIE) and Pearson Edexcel for the awarding body. For UK learners, we can offer AQA or Cambridge (CIE) awarding bodies.
Exam centres are available all over the world making it easy for private candidates to gain these respectable qualifications.
Choose from over 20 subjects and enrol any time of the year. There are no fixed dates for intake, giving you flexibility to start your course whenever you want. You could require the course for career progression, home schooling or university.
Our courses will work around your schedule. Access in-depth course materials, eBooks, online resources and assignments 24/7. Decide if you want to study full-time or part-time and even take our fast-track option at no extra cost if you have a tight deadline
Tutors are available to answer any questions you have and provide academic guidance throughout your online course. All tutors are experienced and will also mark assignments and practise exam papers with a grade and feedback.
When you are ready, you will be able to sit your exams at an approved exam centre as a private candidate. Exams for AQA fall in May/June and exams for most Cambridge subjects fall in May/June and October/November (Excluding Classical Studies).
Online A Levels also known as Advanced Level qualifications are studied remotely through distance learning where you access learning materials and support online in the comfort of your own home. You will study the same syllabus and complete the same exams as what learners would take within a traditional college.
Your qualification gained will be awarded by either AQA or Cambridge (CIE) meaning it is equivalent to class-room based A Levels.
Most learners will complete the qualification over one or two years and it just depends on their circumstances. Other learners with prior experience in the subject or who are highly motivated may opt for fast-track and complete within a matter of months.
You would normally book your exams approximately 6 months prior to the exam series you want to attend. This would help you avoid late deadline fees and also secure a place. Therefore if you are sitting exams in June, it would be ideal to have them booked by January.
Advanced Level exams are taken in person at an approved exam centre. You will need to register as a private candidate at least 5 months prior to the exam series you want to sit exams in. We can provide you with help and guidance on finding a suitable exam centre.
Some subjects such as science may require a practical endorsement. This is usually completed through the external exam centre. Each subject will detail whether the endorsement is required on the individual page.
Our eBook Library has over 150 titles to assist you with your online study. It only requires a web browser to view books but you can also download books onto Android and IOS devices. Great features of this digital resource include:
UK Advanced Levels use to be split into AS and A2. AS would be the content and assessment for Year 1 and A2 was for Year 2. You would be able to take AS in one exam sitting and A2 in a later exam sitting which would make up the Full A Level.Teaching for UK Advanced Levels changed in 2015 where the courses were no longer assessed in modules but became linear.
All exams for the Full A Level would need to be taken in one exam sitting and this is still the case now.International Advanced Levels didn’t change and are still modular qualifications. Therefore IAS (International AS) makes up year one of the A Level and IA2 (International A2) makes up year two of the A Level. Students have more flexibility with their exams. They can either take all exams (IAS and IA2) in one exam sitting gaining a Full A Level qualification quickly.
Alternatively, they can take IAS in one exam sitting and IA2 in another exam sitting. This would still allow the learner to gain a Full A Level qualification, however it relieves the pressure of taking all exams in one sitting.
Below is a list of our International A Level subjects with both Cambridge and Edexcel. These courses can be taken all over the world. Once you click onto the individual subject, you will see if there is an option for AS Levels.
Please note: IAL students should be fluent in English in order to complete their chosen subject(s).
Advanced Level Accounting offers a comprehensive exploration into the financial mechanisms that underpin the business world, equipping students with essential analytical skills.
Delve into the fascinating world of living organisms. This course covers everything from biological molecules and cell structure to genetics, evolution, and ecosystems.
Develop a critical understanding of organisations, the markets they serve, and the process of adding value within dynamic environments.
Gain a deep understanding of the fundamental principles of chemistry, including atomic structure, thermodynamics, and organic chemistry.
Explore the civilisations of ancient Greece and Rome, understanding their profound influence on modern society, literature, and culture.
Develop essential computational thinking skills. This programme covers programming, algorithms, data structures, and the theoretical foundations of computing.
Explore how markets work and the role of governments in regulating economic activity, gaining insights into macro-economic variables and international trade.
Analyse how spoken and written English functions in various contexts, exploring linguistic variations, developmental stages, and the ongoing evolution of the language.
Engage with a diverse range of classic and contemporary texts, developing critical evaluation skills and a profound appreciation for literary forms and structures.
Analyse global physical and human landscapes. Topics cover tectonic processes, climate systems, urbanisation, and the intricate relationship between humanity and the environment.
Evaluate historical events, primary sources, and ideological shifts to better understand the political and social movements that have shaped the modern world.
Understand the societal impact of IT alongside the practical application of software systems, networks, and data management in modern industry.
Gain a thorough grounding in legal principles, learning how the legal system operates, how laws are made, and the fundamentals of criminal and civil liabilities.
Study the scientific aspects of the marine environment, focusing on oceanic ecosystems, marine conservation, and the human impact on our global waters.
Build advanced capabilities in algebra, calculus, mechanics, and statistics, fostering robust analytical problem-solving skills for various career paths.
Expand upon standard mathematical principles with complex topics designed for students planning to study mathematics-intensive degrees at university.
Explore the core concepts that define the universe, ranging from Newtonian mechanics and electricity to quantum physics and astrophysics.
Understand the science behind human behaviour and cognitive processes, learning critical research methodologies and applying psychological theory to real-world scenarios.
Study societal structures, human interactions, and social inequalities, developing a rigorous understanding of the forces that shape communities and cultures.
International A Levels are essential tor overseas students to reach their potential and attend top universities worldwide. They are recognised internationally and the academic pathway gives students the skills and knowledge to succeed in various academic subjects and sectors and gives them an edge in the global employment
This all depends on the coutry and university you are applying to after A Levels. Some countries require less subjects for their university entry requirements than others. For example, within the UK, it is normally recommended that you take 3-4 subjects, however some universities within the US and other countries will accept less.
Both qualifications are equivalent to one another and therefore the subject content has a similar level of difficulty.
Some learners favour International Advanced Levels over UK Advanced Levels due to their assessment route having IAS and IA2.
International A Levels are respected by universities and employers worldwide. This qualification shows a student’s intellectual ability and college readiness.
A Levels for international students challenges pupils and develops critical thinking and analysis. Students learn to solve problems methodically via independent study, creating a comprehensive skill set for academic and professional success.
The course is an excellent way for overseas students to enhance their English. Most foreign University programmes teach in English so students will learn English in an English-speaking environment.
We also have our IGCSE in English as a Second Language which some learners take alongside their A Levels.
International A Levels are accepted by universities worldwide, giving pupils an advantage when applying. Depending on the curriculum, graduates have a better chance of getting into prestigious colleges and can avoid some admissions restrictions.
Students can experience diverse cultures and develop unique social skills by studying an International A Level program. The curriculum promotes global viewpoints and cultural awareness among students. Personal growth depends on this enrichment experience.
The General Certificate of Education Advanced Level (A Level) is a qualification offered by secondary schools or sixth form colleges. They are also available for study at further education colleges and some distance learning colleges.
There are many students outside the UK, either from expat communities or students wishing to continue with higher education in the UK, who require A Level qualifications in order to progress their education. Not all students are able to attend a conventional school or college to complete their studies and now that there are many awarding bodies offering examination centres throughout the world; there is no reason why all individuals should not have the opportunity to gain A Level qualifications.
The list of countries below offering facilities for students to sit examinations is not exhaustive and there are many more. If students find a centre to sit their examinations, we will happily work with that centre to ensure that the full specification is covered and you are ready to sit your exams.
Asia is a popular choice for universities situated in places such as Beijing, Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai, Kuala Lumpur and Tokyo etc. Many international learners apply each year to universities within Asia.
Countries such as Japan have had a substantial increase in international learners applying. This is due to the Japanese government and their initiatives to improve the number of international learners. Most institutions ask for 3-4 A Level subjects for acceptance and some will also require some sort of English qualification such as IELTS/IGCSE English. Many programmes are taught in English and students can generally apply directly to their chosen university unless they state otherwise.
South Africa and Nigeria are some of the most popular places to attend University as an international learner and A Levels are accepted by most universities. You could study in places such as Johannesburg, Cape Town, Pretoria and Marrakesh.
Whether you are applying through Parcoursup to a French University or Uni-assist to a German University, International A Levels are accepted by European Universities. Universities within Europe are a popular choice for international learners and many programmes are taught in English. Popular countries to study within include the UK, France, Germany and the Netherlands.
Some countries such as Germany will require the A Levels to be subject specific but the individual university will state their requirements. Most Universities will require 3-4 A Levels.
If you are looking to apply to universities such as Brown, Cornell, Harvard, New York, Stanford and Yale etc, International A Levels are widely accepted. Most Universities will require three A Levels but it is best to check the individual entry requirements. Some will even accept five IGCSE subjects or O Level subjects at a grade C or above.
Australia is a popular choice for international learners due to the support students receive. Learners can obtain foundation years and pathways but also help with english language. Most universities will accept International A Levels.
