The Cambridge Advanced Level (A-Level) is a post-secondary qualification, awarded as a school-leaving certificate in many countries and recognized worldwide by universities and employers. At Aristeia Preparatory College, our A-Level programme is designed to give students a solid academic foundation while nurturing the skills and independence required for success in higher education and beyond.
Students select subjects based on their future career aspirations and university goals. Whether pursuing Medicine, Engineering, Law, Business, or the Arts, we help each learner choose the most appropriate combination of subjects for their desired path.
Our A-Level classes are taught by highly qualified subject specialists with a deep understanding of the Cambridge curriculum and exam expectations. Teachers provide targeted academic support, critical thinking training, and rigorous assessment preparation.
Cambridge A-Levels are accepted by over 1,400 institutions worldwide—including leading universities in the UK, Canada, USA, Australia, and Europe. Completing A-Levels with us positions students for global opportunities and competitive entry into top-tier institutions.
The A-Level (Advanced Level) is a globally recognized qualification typically taken by students aged 16–19. It is equivalent to the final two years of high school and serves as a direct pathway to university education in the UK, Canada, the USA, and other countries.
Our A-Level program runs for 18–24 months, depending on the student's entry level, chosen subjects, and academic readiness.
We offer a wide range of Cambridge-approved subjects, including: Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Business, Accounting, Computer Science, Psychology, Sociology, English Literature etc. Students typically choose 3–4 subjects based on their desired university course.
Yes. A-Levels are accepted by universities in Canada, the USA, Australia, Germany, the Netherlands, UAE, and many other countries. Our admissions counselors help guide students on subject combinations that align with global university requirements.
Yes, students from other high school systems (e.g., WAEC, NECO, SSCE) can enroll after meeting our academic requirements. Bridging support is available for students who may need additional preparation.
