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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Can I retake my gcse English test?
Lucy Tittle2 minutes 15, seconds readYou can find the best GCSE English tutor platforms to register and retake your GCSE at a local school or university. This means you'll have a schedule and attend classes with other GCSE students.
What is your cefr english level?
Lucy Tittle3 minutes 13, seconds readThe Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is an international standard for describing language ability. Used around the world to describe students' language skills.
What english gcses are there?
Lucy Tittle2 minutes 52, seconds readEnglish has been divided into two distinct and separate GCSEs; English language and English literature. Unlike GCSE Maths, there is no basic or higher work for gcse English exams.
What is on a gcse English test?
Lucy Tittle2 minutes 51, seconds readThe English language gcse focuses more on developing students' reading, writing, speaking and listening skills. In comparison, English literature GCSE focuses more on the development of knowledge and comprehension of texts in prose, poetry and theater.