GCSE Equivalency Tests

The GCSE maths equivalency test is the most common equivalency test with many trainee teachers and nurses required to pass the exam in order to gain access onto their respective courses.

A Star Equivalency offers candidates the opportunity to sit a higher or foundation equivalency test but encourage people to take the foundation level as there are fewer topics to learn and generally people find it easier to achieve the level 4 pass grade.

The GCSE equivalency English test covers the English language curriculum as set by the UK government. The exam is a good test of the key skills required to understand language features and analyse texts.

At A Star we have plenty of resources to help you revise and prepare for your exam. The recommended study time for this exam differs from person to person and really depends on their starting level and past experience. If you need guidance regarding this then our team will be more than happy to help.

The Science GCSE equivalency test is a combined science exam. This is made up of Biology, Chemistry and Physics that are examined in equal parts. The exam can be taken at home like all of our equivalency tests and results are turned around quickly.

From evolution to the periodic table, the combined science specification covers the key areas of the curriculum but it is shortened in a way to make it much more manageable and enable candidates to revise and take the exam in a relatively short time frame.

The GCSE Biology Equivalency Test again covers the curriculum set by the UK government. As it is a single subject exam it does go into more depth than the combined science Biology.

At A Star we have a specific set of course materials for the Biology equivalency test to help you pass the exam. Like the other equivalency tests you can take this in the comfort of your own home.