Five things to look out for on results day for A levels, T levels and other Level 3 qualifications. As results day approaches for A levels, T levels, and other Level 3 qualifications, it’s essential to consider the latest educational data. The Fischer Family Trust (FFT), a non-profit organisation that has been providing accurate data […]
Amanda Davies
Prepare for A level Results Day 2024: Essential Tips and What to Expect
Are you ready for A level Results Day 2024? Whether you’re eagerly awaiting your grades or feeling a bit nervous, we’ve got the essential tips you need to confidently navigate this crucial moment in your academic journey. Regardless of the outcome, remember that many pathways are available to you. Let’s dive into what you can […]
How Griffin found a solution to his study needs: Online A levels with NEC
When watersports fan Griffin moved with his family to Portugal he was unfamiliar with the local schools and the education that they could offer him. Griffin attended several schools in Portugal but was unhappy about how they were run. He decided that he needed an option for studying for his A levels abroad that was […]
The Classical History of the Olympic Games: From Ancient Greece to Paris 2024
Written by NEC Marketing Manager, Amanda Davies The Olympic Games has a rich history dating back to antiquity that offers insights into the culture of Ancient Greece and the evolution of the Modern Olympics. The Modern Olympics: Paris 2024 The 33rd Summer Olympic Games of the Modern Olympic period will begin in Paris on Friday, […]
My Journey in Online Learning as a Neurodivergent Student
Written by NEC Pastoral Officer Karyn Nash In 2021, I joined NEC as a Pastoral Officer and returned to education as an online MSc Psychology student. As I complete my final research project, I am also studying for the NASENCO award to better support NEC’s students as a Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO). Online learning […]
The economics of political parties
By Roy Bowden Roy, a tutor on NEC’s A level Economics explains how A level Economics students can use the manifestos of political parties to illustrate how economics works in the real world. As you will no doubt know, the UK General Election takes place on Thursday 4th July. The reading of political party […]
Navigating Your Post-Exam Options: Advice for Students
By Esther Chesterman & Kirsten Butler NEC Chief Executive Esther Chesterman and our UCAS Expert Kirsten Butler explain the options open to you if you have changed your mind about your A level choices. If you’ve changed your mind about the A levels you want to study or your exam results didn’t meet your […]
Expanding Horizons: The Case for Modern Language Studies in Gifted Education (GCSE and A Level)
In the dynamic landscape of education, providing diverse and enriching learning experiences is crucial, especially for gifted and talented students. These exceptional learners often require more advanced academic challenges to truly thrive. Offering an additional modern language that is not available within a school’s current curriculum is a powerful way to enhance their educational journey. […]
Embarking on a journey: My decision to ‘Fast-Track’ A level Physics with NEC
We’re delighted to share the first in a series of guest posts by Izzy an NEC learner who is sharing her learning journey with us as she embarks on a Structured Fast Track A level in Physics. Over to you Izzy. Hey, I’m Izzy, and I’m 16 years old. Right now, I’m deep into […]
University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education offers tuition fee bursary for NEC A level students
Applications open now Continuing the relationship that began in 2021, the Institute of Continuing Education (ICE) and NEC are once again collaborating to offer a 100% tuition fee bursary for the 2024-2025 academic year. This is a fantastic opportunity for a current NEC A level student or a student who has completed their NEC A […]