Is it possible to back out of a level without completing it?

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Can you go back and do your A levels?

So, the short answer is yes. You can retake your A-Levels. This can be done at any sixth form college, whether it be your old college or a different one in your area, and you even have the option of going online.

What to do if you fail all your A levels?

Resit the course at school, sixth form or college. If you want to retake the course in the exact same way, you can enrol to resit at your school. If your school doesn't offer this option, then they should be able to advise you of local sixth forms or colleges that can accommodate you.

How many times can you redo a levels?

How many times can I retake? Under the current system, you can only retake each exam once. In 2012, Britain's biggest exam board, the Assessment and Qualifications Alliance, found that the number of A grades achieved had risen significantly after retakes. One student was even permitted to sit the same module 29 times.

Do you have to repeat a levels?

Not at all! Plenty of students look into the possibility of retaking their A Levels and it's never a bad thing to do so. Although plenty of students get accepted into university, they sometimes still feel the need to improve a certain grade, so resitting or retaking A-Levels is never a bad idea for them.

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I completed my A levels in under a year!

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