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Retaking GCSE & more

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over 3 years ago

Hi everyone,

I got diagnosed with ASD on 29.03.2020 at 22 years old. I struggled massively in school both socially and academically and now looking back I realise why I had such a difficult time.

I would like to retake my GCSE’s and so on so I can actually do something with them I’m passionate about. If anyone has been in the same situation as me that knows where to start and who to talk to for some kind of educational support I would appreciate it. 

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  • over 3 years ago

    adult colleges exist and offer GCSE's to people 16+ including adults. However unless you can get government funding you'll have to pay for it. If you never got any GCSEs of c grade or better and are under 24 I think the government may pay for some GCSEs? My local college charges about 400£ for once gcse.

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  • over 3 years ago

    adult colleges exist and offer GCSE's to people 16+ including adults. However unless you can get government funding you'll have to pay for it. If you never got any GCSEs of c grade or better and are under 24 I think the government may pay for some GCSEs? My local college charges about 400£ for once gcse.

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