A-levels are the traditional qualifications that are offered by schools and colleges for students aged between 16 and 19. Short for Advanced Level, A-levels come after GCSEs. They usually focus on academic subjects.

Upon finishing your exams which are set by Pearson Education, you will be awarded with your A level certificate. We will receive all the certificates and will then forward them to students. Sunbury College does not issue any certificate.

No, Edexcel (also known since 2013 as Pearson Edexcel) is a British multinational education and examination body and It is the UK's largest awarding organisation offering academic and vocational qualifications in schools, colleges and work places in the UK and abroad. Schools and colleges are responsible for teaching while Pearson is responsible for examinations in the UK.

There is a fee for exam registration with Pearson education. Please contact our exam officer for further details.

No, we will arrange your exams in your own country or in your neighbouring country.

Based on the subject and the curriculum, you will be required certain online face to face lessons with our qualified British teachers. You will also have a number of seminar hours for questions and practice. All lessons will be done using our platform.

Classes are streamed live by specialist teachers to students at scheduled times. Students interact with the teacher either by microphone or in our live classroom chat. All lessons are recorded. You will have access to all the lesson recordings once you are fully enrolled, therefore, you will be able to see all of the lessons from the beginning of the year, as well as all the associating lesson resources for each class.

Majority of our teachers are British, educated in the UK and are based in the UK.

On average it is one piece of homework per subject, per week but this is at the teachers discretion. 

Attendance in lessons are highly recommended but if for any reasons you are not able to attend  a lesson you can use recordings of lessons to undertake your studies. 

Fill out the application form, choose your courses and then submit.  We will get back to you within 24 hours.

Our online classes will start late September. Please check the academic calendar.

We accept stdudents from around the world. 

There are no entry requirements.

You can join anytime, however for the 20-21 academic year you need to join before October half term.

A list of all the required textbooks will be provided.

Certain subjects have additional support classes on a weekly basis, e.g. English (KS3 and 4 only), Maths and Science. The lesson recordings are invaluable for struggling students as they can pause and watch lessons again in their own time. Teachers can respond to email enquiries during school hours and we have a pastoral team who can help students with an Education, Health and Care Plan with study plans to catch up on work.

Students are required to notify us if they can not attend a lesson. The student can then catch up with the recorded lesson at a time more suitable to them. If the absence will be frequent e.g. rehearsals, you can email the pastoral team .

Students will be with the same classmates weekly, so will naturally come to know each other. 

You will receive your timatable once you have registred. The requirements are usually 5 hours  per subject per week, however depending on the subject that may vary.