The Ministry of Education reversed its decision to switch A-Level examinations from the Edexcel to the Cambridge International syllabus. Deputy Minister Mohamed Ihsan, who heads the Department of Public Examination, said A-Level classes that began last month would continue under the Edexcel syllabus.
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The ministry had previously said, in a 24 August 2022 statement, that the Cambridge syllabus would be taught at A-levels starting this year, with the first examinations in the October/November cycle next year.
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Therefore, the A-Level classes, which started last month, will be taught based on the current Edexcel syllabus
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The Ministry of Education has reversed the decision to move to the Cambridge International A-Levels syllabus, it has been confirmed.
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Therefore, the A-Level classes, which started last month, will be taught based on the current Edexcel syllabus,” Ihsan said.
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