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| AApama 發表於 12-5-31 12:02  Thanks for your response.  I am a bit confused with the "Year".  Am I right that in UK system, stude ...
AApama,
 
 Hong Kong students are "smart" in academic, and in terms of year of age, most of the HK F.4 students are in the same age of UK's Year 11 students.  So, some schools in Hong Kong arrange their students to take the IGCSE when they are in F.4 or Year 10.  Some new DSSs even arrange their students to do this at F.2 or F.3.
 
 A full course of GCSE in UK is covered in Year 10 and 11.  Students' course work done in both Yr 10 and 11 will contribute some marks in the final exam results.  Part of the exam in some subjects are carried out in Year 10.  But, I'm not sure which subjects and which part.
 
 So, if your son have finished IGCSE in Hong Kong, the normal route for him is to persue Sixth Form (Year 12) studies in UK schools.
 
 Tommy
 
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