UK Curriculum Courses

11+ Exam

The 11+ (Eleven Plus) exam is taken by students in Year 6 (aged 10–11) who are seeking admission into grammar schools and selective independent schools for Year 7 entry

11+ GL Assessment Exam

The 11+ GL Assessment is an entrance exam used by many grammar schools across the UK to assess a child’s academic ability. It typically includes four main subjects: English, Mathematics, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning. This structured syllabus provides a step by step guide to mastering each section of the 11+ exam.

11+ CEM Exam

The CEM (Centre for Evaluation and Monitoring) 11+ exam is designed to assess a child’s verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, numerical ability, and comprehension skills. Unlike GL, CEM focuses more on problem-solving, time pressure, and mixed-question formats to prevent excessive rote learning. This structured syllabus prepares students for success in all key areas.

13+ Exam

The 13+ (Common Entrance) exam is taken by students in Year 8 (aged 12–13) who are applying for admission into independent senior schools for Year 9 entry. It is primarily used by prestigious independent schools, such as Eton College, Harrow School, and Winchester College

13+ Common Entrance (CE) Exam

The 13+ Common Entrance (CE) exam is a crucial step for students seeking admission into prestigious independent schools across the UK. Conducted by the Independent Schools Examinations Board (ISEB), this exam assesses students across a wide range of subjects, including English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities, and Languages.

GCSE Curriculum

Unlock the power of numbers and equations with AAIS's Maths course, where you will learn to solve problems with precision and accuracy. The GCSE is the most common qualification taken by students in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland at the age of 16. It provides a solid foundation for further studies or employment.

IGCSE Curriculum

The IGCSE is an international qualification equivalent to the GCSE, designed for students aged 14-16. It offers a broad curriculum and is recognized by universities worldwide.

BTEC Curriculum

BTECs are vocational qualifications offered in various subjects, providing practical skills and knowledge for specific industries. They are popular for students seeking hands-on learning and career-oriented education.

IB Curriculum

The IB Diploma Programme is an internationally recognized pre-university course for students aged 16-19. It emphasizes critical thinking, intercultural understanding, and holistic development.

A Level Curriculum

A Levels are advanced-level qualifications taken by students in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland after GCSEs. They are typically required for university entrance.

T Level Curriculum

T Levels are new technical qualifications in England, combining classroom learning with industry placements. They are designed to provide students with the skills employers need.

SQA National-3

SQA National 3 is a Scottish qualification designed for students aged 16-18. It offers a practical approach to learning and prepares students for further education or employment.

SQA National-4

SQA National 4 is another Scottish qualification building on National 3. It provides a deeper understanding of subjects and is suitable for students planning to progress to higher levels of study.

SQA National-5

SQA National 5 is the final level of National Qualifications in Scotland. It equips students with advanced knowledge and skills, preparing them for university or college entry.