All pricing is per subject except for one-off costs (including our enrollment fee).
Full-time: For students who wish for a fully immersive online experience. Typically 5+ International GCSE subjects and 3+ AS/A level subjects.
Part-time: For students enrolled in other schools or home-schooled students taking additional subjects. Typically 1 – 4 International GCSE subjects and 1 – 3 AS/A level subjects
Our International GCSE, AS and A-Level academic courses are all one-year long. If you were to complete all three courses towards the International A-Level qualification (in a single respective subject) with Crimson Global Academy the total cost incurred would include the individual costs of each of the three involved courses. However, you would not be expected to pay the full fees upfront.
If a student is enrolled at a traditional brick and mortar school, they will still be considered a part-time student with CGA even if they do more than the standard full-time course load of 4+ subjects (20+ hours of instruction time per week) with us. Government regulations in most regions stipulate that a student can only be enrolled to one school in a full-time capacity.
If a student does 4 or more International GCSEs and/or AS and/or A-Levels with Crimson Global Academy this counts as full-time enrolment. However, if the student is simultaneously enrolled with a full-time brick and mortar school they will still be considered a part-time CGA student despite their full subject course load.
If a student does less than 4 International GCSEs and/or AS and/or A-Levels with Crimson Global Academy this counts as part-time enrolment.
In this instance, the student would also be expected to be enrolled in a full-time capacity with a brick and mortar school to ensure that they are completing a full secondary school work load, as per government requirements.
If a student does a single International GCSE, AS or A-Level subject with Crimson Global Academy this counts as part-time enrolment.
In this instance, the student would also be expected to be enrolled in a full-time capacity with a brick and mortar school to ensure that they are completing a full secondary school work load, as per government requirements.