if your child (or yourself) is wanting to take GCSEs in England at home. the only way I can work out is to go through a distance learning (Homestudy) or online school.

Places like ICS and Oxford Open Learning offer many different courses.

Some are very expensive 300+. But Oxford for under 18s is quite good 100 per qual.

As a guideline only, for 2007 exams you should pay approximately £25 to the board for most GCSE exam papers and £12 for each single A level module or unit. English GCSE however will cost around £45 and Maths GCSE £30.

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my friend teaches he daughter at home and for just one gcse it costs around £200 sometimes more, because you have to pay for the course work, the actual exam, and you have to pay to enter them into a school to take the exam. just incase you dont know what i mean by saying” and you have to pay to enter them into a school to take an exam” i mean that when the person thats taking the exam goes to take the exam, they have to go to a school or a centre to sit the exam and you have to pay for that.

i go to a boarding school -private and we have to pay for all our exams ourselves. I completed 12 GCSEs though which 2 is part of a double award and it costed me £256. I think it also differs between examination boards.

if his examination board is AQA and he’s sitting beginning place tier he will could learn 7 poems from distinctive cultures those encompass: *Limbo *2 beautiful human beings in a mercedes,2 scavengers in a truck *What have been they like *night of the Scorpion *Island guy *Vultures *Nothings replaced that’s the anthology area of the examination. area A – the prose texts in the Anthology are often shorter than the different set texts. If he unearths distinctive examining frustrating or won’t be in a position to handle distinctive books, interpreting the prose in the Anthology may be terrific for him. This area is well worth 30% of the entire marks for language