Gain your GCSEs in just one year
This course is ideal if you:
- are aged 14 or over
- have not yet completed High School in your home country
- are planning to progress on to A Levels or a Foundation course in the UK
The UK's main High School qualification
GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) is nationally regarded as the main examination to complete the first stage of secondary or High School education. Students at Bellerbys take IGCSEs (International) which are recognised all over the world.
You'll study core subjects of English (5-10 hours per week) and Mathematics, plus a choice of up to four other subjects depending on your interests, ability and chosen academic or career path.
See a full list of GCSE subjects
Personal teaching and monitoring
Younger Bellerbys students are given extra special care and attention to ensure that both their academic and welfare needs are taken care of. You’ll have a personal tutor who is available to discuss and deal with any issue – whether academic or personal. Your progress will be continually monitored and there will be daily homework assignments and regular testing.
Start at a time that suits you
Our intensive three-term GCSE course runs from September to June. Alternatively, you can join the four-term programme which runs from January to November. Both courses transfer directly on to either our A Level or Foundation courses.
If you need to improve your English language prior to starting the GCSE course, you can join either our Pre-GCSE or English Language Preparation course.
Top 2009 GCSE Students
| Student Name | Home Country | Grades Achieved |
| Jialing Xie | China | A*A*AAABC |
| Aleksandra Kononenko | Russia | A*A*ABBBB |
| Anh Minh Nguyen | Vietnam | A*A*AAAA |
| Dmytro Dovgoshlubniy | Ukraine | A*AAABBC |
| Daria Bykovskaya | Russia | A*A*BCCDDD |
| Vladyslav Gurov | Ukraine | A*ABBBBBC |
"The class here is small, so teachers are able to know every student’s character. Teachers will help you to settle and give extra lessons when needed. They are full of experience, past paper practice and personal experience to make us feel confident before any challenge."
Chi-Kun Wong from China, studying GCSE




