Can anyone tell me what this means? I've been asking everywhere but no one seems to know or give some answer which is akin to not answering at all. Even the teachers not very sure.
I dunno whether it means passing all H2s or simply 2 H2 and 1 H1 (plus GP and whatever not). Cos I got S for my Maths (bloody sad) but passed the rest of my subjects. I saw on the various local university sites saying that their entry requirements is 2 H2 passes and 1 H1 pass including GP, but I dunno if that actually means getting a FULL A Level cert.
Reason I'm asking this is cos quite a few jobs specify that u gotta have a full cert, and I dunno if mine is full cert or partial (?) cert. I'm not having any hopes at all about getting into a course in NUS, NTU or SMU. I'm considering more of unisim or some Aussie varsity. And btw, I intend to sign on a career in the armed forces (air force). Anyone also know if they would accept one subpass?
Basically u dun really need to care whether your A Level is full or not full.
The impt thing is whether u can use it to enter University. If cannot, that paper is practically a rubbish becos its not a professional cert.
Professional certs refers to diplomas and ITE certs where they specialised in their profession like engineering, marketing, design... N, O, A Levels are just a very general cert... Yes, some companies only need u to have A Levels, but its a more general job too.
If u cant enter university and cant go private... then u better go retake A levels or apply for a poly place. As for signing on, should not be a problem but u could be in the same salary package as O'Level.
Full GCE 'A' Level Certificate = 2 'A' + 2 'AO' include GP
source is from www.vog.gov.sg
Indeed, Full GCE "A" Level Certificate = 2 "A" + 2 "AO" include GP in the past ie a pass
in the 2 "A" level subjects and a pass in one "AO" level subject and a pass in GP.
Now, Full GCE "A" Level Certificate = 2 "H2" + 2 "H1" include GP ie a pass
in the 2 "H2" level subjects and a pass in one "H1" level subject and a pass in GP.
It i to be noted that a Full GCE "A" Level Certificate is merely an out-dated yardstick used
by some employers as a guide for setting the salary of their employees.
uhh.. what about mine?
i got 4 A-levels and only 1 AO for GP
Ok big thanks rednano and mr lee :)