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We have just successfully applied for a transfer of credit for an AS from AQA to WJEC even though he had aggregated for A2 at his previous college. There were
extenuating circumstances however.
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On Behalf Of Katie Hill
Sent: 09 October 2014 1:36 PM
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Subject: Re: Transfer of AS
Hi,
My understanding is that when an A2 is cashed in it is then complete, it isn't possible to transfer just the AS.
The only options would be for the student to re-sit units and re-aggregate his A2, or start again completely with a different exam board.
Regards
Katie.
Katie Hill
Examinations & Assessments Manager
Portsmouth College
Tel: 023 92667521 ext 307
On 9 October 2014 13:18, Cath Smith <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Hello All
Can anyone give me some advice regarding an AS transfer, I have processed these before and all have been straightforward, however I now have a learner who gained an A2 at another
school and is not happy with his results. He want to transfer the AS from OCR to Edexcel so that he can come to us, my question is can he do this if he has already cashed in for his A2.
Regards
Cath Smith
Examinations Officer
MIS/Exams
Tel: 368
Fax: 01780 484301
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