Worcester City Researcher

How can I check on what results I got in my AS-Levels/A-Levels from about 10 years ago.

I'm sure I passed the AS-Level parts of three courses before I went off to work somewhere back in 1997 (I know for a fact that my IT was secured).

Can't remember which boards I took them with - so going to them is out.

How do I find out what marks I got and get a hold of any certificates owed to me though?

batch

The college would hold records i'm sure. Then you would need to contact the exam board for new certificates afaik

H.O.V.I

As's did not exist 10 years ago

Andy "Muzza" Murray

I didn't think AS levels were around in 97?

nickygreenan

yeah iirc my year were the first to do as/a2 things, and we started them in 2000. but yeah, check with the school or college or whatever, worked for karl pilkington

Worcester City Researcher

In 1987, Advanced Supplementary levels (abbreviated AS-level), worth half of a full A-level, were introduced to encourage students to broaden their knowledge of other areas. These were of the same academic standard of a full A-level (i.e. the topics were studied in the same amount of depth), but covered a narrower range of topics

Andy "Muzza" Murray

Fair enough I thought they were part of that curriculum 2000 thing.

-rudi-

AS levels did exist 10 years ago but they were different (linear, not modular).

The college/school will hold records.

ToonToon_BarmyArmy

The AS was around, it was a one year course, seen as half an A level.

Worcester City Researcher

cheers guys - looks like a phone call to the college tomorrow