Dr. James Carter
Head of Sixth Form (A-Level)
- English
- 23 years in education
- Runs entry assessments
Next slot: Monday 26 October, 09:00
School phases
Sixth Form (A-Level)
Year 12 and Year 13, ages 16 to 18: three or four A-Level subjects and a clear route to university.
2 team members
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Sixth Form (A-Level) at Al Madar
Students choose subjects for the degree they aim for and study them in small groups with specialist teachers, learning research skills and academic writing through an independent research project.
A university counsellor guides every student through choosing universities, writing applications and preparing for interviews, in the UAE, the UK, Europe and North America.
Highlights of the phase
- Three or four A-Level subjects
- Small groups and specialist teachers
- An independent research project
- A university counsellor for every student
- A study centre of their own
- A leadership and community service programme
Phase team
Sixth Form (A-Level) team
Each member’s next free slot is worked out from their weekly availability, in Saudi Arabia time.
- Offers online meetings
- Offers online meetings
Lina Mourad
Admissions advisor — Sixth Form (A-Level)
- Arabic · English · French
- 13 years in education
Next slot: Sunday 25 October, 08:30
Common questions
Before enrolling in
Sixth Form (A-Level).
Ready to visit us?
Choose the member, day and time in under a minute, and we confirm your tour within one working day.
What are the entry requirements for A-Level?
At least six IGCSEs with good grades, higher grades in the subjects the student will take, and an interview with the Head of Sixth Form.
Are A-Levels recognised in the UAE?
Yes. A-Levels are recognised under the conditions set by the Ministry of Education, and we help families with the equivalency process.
Can students take four subjects?
Yes, when their intended degree needs it and they can manage the workload, after a discussion with the university counsellor.