Students are often surprised to learn that the only subjects available to retake at GCSE in November are GCSE Mathematics and GCSE English Language. The recovery examination period lasts six days, relatively short compared to the June series. November reissue dates are the same for all JCQ awarding bodies.

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Dermot White is a professional GCSE English tutor with a passion for literature and language. He is committed to helping students excel in their English studies. Dermot holds a Bachelor's degree in English Literature from the University of Sheffield.
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Is english language and literature 2 gcses?
Dermot White2 minutes 24, seconds readMost students will now take GCSE English Language and GCSE English Literature. These are two separate GCSE ratings.
Why should you study English Literature A-Level? What is the reason to take an English Literature course? | Where will English Literature Take Me? Learn English Literature course to help you prepare for your Future Career English Literature A-level Program
Dermot White11 minutes 53, seconds readWhy should you study English Literature A-Level? What is the reason to take an English Literature course? | Where will English Literature Take Me? Learn English Literature course to help you prepare for your Future Career English Literature A-level Programs English literary and language or English Language Career OptionsThe study of literature examines the human psychological, emotional, social and historical influences. Each text is a product of time which is why studying one can enable a student to read the text in context and understand the factors that shaped the writer.
Which is more important gcse or a level?
Dermot White2 minutes 39, seconds readLevels A are much more important because Unis mostly offer offers on their A-level grades. Obviously, you need to pass GCSEs to get to A levels, so they are important and a pass in mathematics and English will help a lot and can be necessary for many things.
How many gcse grades do you need for english?
Dermot White9 minutes 51, seconds readMost universities like you to take a minimum of five GCSEs, including English language and mathematics in grade 4 (C) or higher, while sixth courses have slightly higher entry requirements, seeking at least six GCSE test scores that achieve at least grade 4 (C). In short, you need a minimum of 5 GCSEs in grade 4-9 to do the A-Levels.