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Supplementary education for children aged 15−17. We provide both in-person and online instruction
A-levels. Preparation for taking international exams and studying at the best universities in the world
A-levels.
Preparation for taking international exams and studying at the best universities in the world.
- — Helping students prepare for the A‑levels and IELTS exams
The United Kingdom A-levels certificate as proof of English language proficiency can help gain admission to most international universities. Our students can get an A-levels certificate without having to change schools - — Accredited by Edexcel
Edexcel accredited examination centre: open to external candidate exam registrations
Accepting exam applications
As an Edexcel accredited centre since 2015, we prepare students for iGCSE and A-level exams, as well as admission to top international universities.
External candidates can also register to take exams with us.
Please note that it typically takes one week from submitting the form to registering for the exam, so please contact us at least 10 days before the registration deadline.
The early registration fee is €200 per exam, while late registration fees are €300 or €400 per exam, depending on the number of days before the exam session.
For updates on registration deadlines, please visit the Pearson Edexcel website.
External candidates can also register to take exams with us.
Please note that it typically takes one week from submitting the form to registering for the exam, so please contact us at least 10 days before the registration deadline.
The early registration fee is €200 per exam, while late registration fees are €300 or €400 per exam, depending on the number of days before the exam session.
For updates on registration deadlines, please visit the Pearson Edexcel website.
How to register for an exam?
We will contact you within 2 days to arrange an online meeting
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Fill out the registration form
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We will send you a contract and invoice for payment
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During the meeting, we will finalize the list of exams and provide a brief introductory training session*
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You can check the exam schedule on the Pearson Edexcel website to plan your exam dates. The early registration fee is 200 euros per exam. Late registration fees are 300 or 400 euros per exam, depending on the number of days before the exam
Registration is confirmed upon payment receipt
*Please note: the registration process typically takes 7 days from form submission to exam registration. We recommend scheduling an online meeting with us at least 10 days before the deadline.
School subjects taught in English
Students study English, maths and two other major optional subjects: physics, chemistry, biology, economics, further maths, psychology, business, German or French
Individualised education programme
Teachers and tutors can help students choose a university, prepare for admission and write motivation letters
4500 students
We have trained more than
100%
of our students have enrolled in chosen universities around the world
Hands-on learning with highly-experienced teachers
The centre's teachers are experienced professionals in their fields. Together with chemists, linguists and mathematicians, students can immerse themselves in the professional world, make their own choice of their future career and expand the range of useful contacts
15 years
of teaching (since 2010)
- — We pay attention to each student: there are groups of up to 12 students
- — One language of communication: we speak only in English 100% of the time both in class and during breaks
- — We regularly practise the language: students speak 70% of the time in class
Universities our graduates study in:
A-levels Program
On Fridays from 16:20 to 19:30 - English and Mathematics
Classes last 1.5 hours and take place in the evening. The schedule depends on the subjects chosen
Classes last 1.5 hours and take place in the evening. The schedule depends on the subjects chosen
Tuition fee
*Depending on the subjects chosen
700-900 euros
per month
per month
Our students study English, maths and two optional subjects:
Physics
Biology
Chemistry
Economics
Further maths
Psychology
Business
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Graduates of the A-levels programme:
- Have B2+ English proficiency, are able to work with English-language sources and possess the skills of academic communication
- Understand the requirements of the exam board and can successfully pass A-levels exams
- Go on to study for the degree in the chosen field at top universities
- Take responsibility for their future, enthusiastically rise to new challenges and develop critical thinking and reflective skills
- Are actively involved in the London Gates international alumni community, where they can ask questions, receive support and communicate with students and alumni from different countries
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How to start studying with London Gates?
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Contact London Gates through website, messenger, or call
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Schedule an interview online or offline
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Pass the interview where your child will take an English test to see which group is best for them
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Choose the group that suits your child's needs
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Join in for the first fun-filled lesson at London Gates!
Leave an application, and we will help you choose a program for your child
We'll contact you anytime between 10:00 and 19:00 to offer guidance and walk you through the next steps
Our Teachers
Frequently asked questions
B1 is the minimum level of English required for admission to the programme. You can learn about the required language level at our free educational consultation and during an English language tests.
Students graduating from the programme achieve B2+ English proficiency.
A-levels programme is designed as a 2-year course. Each academic day consists of 2−3 classes of 90 minutes, just like at university. Every six months students take examinations, including mock exams that help them work on their weaknesses and prepare for the real test.
Student take A-Levels exams in winter and summer throughout the two years of study. There is no final exam and the certificate is based on the sum of the marks from all the exams taken over the two years.
The language proficiency test is conducted in the IELTS-format in the second year of study.
The language proficiency test is conducted in the IELTS-format in the second year of study.
A-levels classes can be combined with a general education school, where a high school student can receive a state certificate.
Yes, you can.
We can offer a combination of individual and group tuition if the student is unable to attend classes on a standard schedule or requires additional tuition. Individual tuition is only available to students on group courses and cannot be the main programme of study at the centre. We also provide online one-to-one tuition, but you cannot study with a London Gates teacher off-site.
Group learning is more effective than individual learning, especially in the case of language learning with children. Language is a means of communication, and we learn it to collaborate with others. In a group setting, students develop an understanding of diverse perspectives, enhance their social skills, and proactively engage in communicating in a foreign language. Conversely, one-on-one settings lack the immersive English language environment essential for effective language learning.
At our center, we ensure that groups consist of a maximum of 12 students, with meticulous consideration given to the group’s composition. Our tutors place students in groups based on the their performance, parental input and teacher recommendations.
For parents and students, tutors are the key contact. A tutor accompanies students through all stages of the educational process, monitoring progress and helping to develop individualised learning. Tutors work closely with the center’s teachers and psychologists as part of the team of adults supporting your child. This system helps to maintain the motivation and to ensure the well-being of every student at LGEG.
We believe that one lesson is not enough to immerse yourself in the educational process. That’s why we have introduced a one-month trial period allowing you to see if our centre is the right place for your child. This is followed by a meeting where we discuss your child’s progress and future learning trajectory.
We form a group for the 15+ programme up to and including October. After the closing date, admission to the programme is discussed on an individual basis.
Our team includes native English speakers. But more importantly, our teachers are good at teaching the language, motivating the students and getting them excited about the unusual aspects of different jobs. Our teachers are gifted professionals: linguists, scientists, philosophers, artists, actors and musicians. All our teachers have experience in education and English-medium instruction. We run regular teacher training courses and seminars and use a professional quality control system to ensure a high quality education.
We have a team of experts who regularly observe recorded lessons. They give feedback and recommendations to the teachers. In order to improve our teachers' skills, we provide in-house training, organise international working groups and exchange experience within London Gates.
Yes, they do, as homework is an important part of the educational process. The home assignments in the 15+ programme are similar to exam tasks, so they can have an impact on how well a student will do in the exam. Homework takes about 7.5 hours per week.
Teachers always set creative homework that students enjoy doing. Homework usually takes the same time as class work. Teachers also never penalise a child for doing homework wrong or not at all, but they may talk to them after class and remind them about the importance of practice in learning.
Teachers always set creative homework that students enjoy doing. Homework usually takes the same time as class work. Teachers also never penalise a child for doing homework wrong or not at all, but they may talk to them after class and remind them about the importance of practice in learning.
Yes, most programmes include breaks. They are in line with Latvian public school holidays.
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