UK qualifications

What is an apprentice

• work experience

• a college course

• a job where you receive a salary and study simultaneously

• a University course

A GCSE qualification is

• required to study at university

• a recognized Level 2

• qualifications that only British Kids study

• Difficult qualifications

An A level is

• A level 3 qualification usually an academic pathway

• required to get to university

• paid job

• vocational qualification

vocational qualification

• Only T levels

• Studies at University

• academic course

• a practical course usually T level, BTEC level 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and above

To gain a level 4 qualification you can

• study at University for 1 years and receive a HNC

• get a job

• study for GCSE

• access qualification

You can get a level 5 qualification by

• studying at university for 2 years

• studying whilst working on an apprenticeship

• Study a T level

• Take an evening HND course

A degree is a level 6 qualification

• true

• Not true

• no such thing

• It's only called a BA

An access course is a level 3 course at Further Education

• true

• sometimes

• no such thing, you must study A levels

• A levels are the best

You can study for a degree part time

• yes, usually evening courses

• Not in the UK

• No such thing

• It's a level 6 course so you can't study part time

How can I see what my qualifications mean here in UK from my country?

• Pay a lawyer to help you

• Log into Naric it sees 42 countries and gives the equivalent of the qualification here in the UK

• bring your certificates and that's fine

• qualifications from other countries are not recognized here in the UK