She is an expert who has been teaching the subject for the past 14 years and published a chemistry paper in the Malaysia Journal of Chemistry in 2004.
The Cambridge A Level is a widely recognised pre-university qualification around the world. The programme is based on the UK education system and is highly sought after by students after SPM.
With 50 years of academic experience, Taylor's College has established itself as the Best Pre-University in Malaysia for this programme. Our curriculum and track records in academic excellence has resulted in the successful placement of our students into top universities of their choice.
Learn more about the Cambridge A Level programme here.
INTAKES: JANUARY, APRIL, AUGUST
Cancellation of Cambridge A Level Examinations May/June 2020
The Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) has announced the cancellation of the May/June examination series worldwide due to developments surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic.
Top in the World | Outstanding Cambridge Learner Award (2012 – 2018)
Top in Malaysia | Outstanding Cambridge Learner Award (2012 – 2018)
Number of students scoring 3As or more in Malaysia (2012 - 2018)
Students who complete their Cambridge A Levels also receive international recognition from the Top Universities worldwide.
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• SPM / O Level
SCIENCE : Pass with a minimum of 5 credits including English
Note: Prerequisites apply for Sciences, Mathematics and Literature in English
HUMANITIES: Pass with a minimum of 5 credits including English
Note: Prerequisites apply for Mathematics and Literature in English
• UEC
SCIENCE: Pass in UEC with minimum 3Bs including Mathematics, English and one science subject.
HUMANITIES: Pass in UEC with min 3Bs including Mathematics, English.
• OTHER EQUIV. QUALIFICATION
Any other equivalent qualification recognised by Malaysian Government.
She is an expert who has been teaching the subject for the past 14 years and published a chemistry paper in the Malaysia Journal of Chemistry in 2004.
An ACCA graduate with more than 30 years of teaching experience and a Master of Educational Studies, she is a Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) Examiner for A Level.
A dedicated senior lecturer with a Master of Science, he has been teaching for 12 years and was awarded the Taylor's College President's Award in 2016.
She is a math expert with a Master of Science and 22 years of teaching experience. She has reviewed the current Cambridge International AS and A Level mathematics textbooks.
He has 18 years of experience teaching the subject and has won many awards, including the Certificate of Honour for Inspirational Teaching from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 2009.
With a Masters in Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations and backed by 28 years of teaching experience, she is also a Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) examiner for A Level and IGCSE Economics since 2016.
With professional qualification from Engineering Council (UK) and a Master of Educational Studies, he has 17 years of teaching experience and won the Taylor's College President's Award for excellence in learning innovation.
Holding a Master in Education (Mathematics), she's taught at Taylor's College for 30 years: 14 years in Canadian Pre-University (CPU) and 16 in Cambridge A Level (CAL). She's also an examiner for IGCSE Additional Mathematics.
This Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) examiner for O & A Levels has taught A Level Biology for 26 years. She holds a degree specialising in Genetics and a Master of Philosophy in Biomedical Science.
Our Cambridge A Level programme offers a 100% exam-based assessment in divided into two stages and is ideal for applicants looking to pursue competitive degrees like Medicine and Pharmacy; or seeking entry into top universities in the world, especially in the UK.
The two stages in this A Level programme are:
Each stage contributes 50% towards your final grade.
We offer 13 subjects in this pre-university programme. Students are advised to choose a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 4 A Level subjects from there. When choosing what to study, pick subjects that you’re comfortable with or in line with your strengths.
Students can apply their accounting knowledge and understanding in order to analyse and present information, give reasoned explanations, and make better decisions. The syllabus covers the essentials such as the recording of financial information, accounting principles and control systems. Learn how to raise capital by shares and loans, study the preparation of cash flow statements, and more.
Study a combination of theoretical and practical studies that leads to an understanding of the biological molecules and cells. In the advanced subsidiary level, the syllabus covers the energy transfers in and between organisms, how organisms respond to changes in their internal and external environment, genetics, populations, evolution, ecosystems and the control of gene expression.
Students will understand and appreciate the nature and scope of business, and the role it plays in society. The syllabus covers economic, environmental, ethical, governmental, legal, social and technological issues. It also develops a critical understanding of how organisations work and the markets they serve.
The subject provides a thorough understanding of key concepts, an in-depth knowledge of chemistry’s most important themes and strong practical skills. Among other topics, the syllabus covers atoms and forces, experiments and evidence gained, patterns in chemical behaviour and reactions, chemical bonds, as well as energy changes.
Students are encouraged to develop an understanding of the fundamental principles of computer science. Topics covered include information representation, communication and Internet technologies, hardware, software development, and relational database modelling. Students will gain computational thinking and problem-solving skills that can help develop computer-based solutions.
The syllabus covers a range of basic economic ideas, including an introduction to the price system and government intervention, international trade and exchange rates, the measurement of employment and inflation, and the causes and consequences of inflation. Students also study the price system, market failure, macroeconomic theory and policy, and economic growth and development.
The syllabus develops a set of transferable skills. These include the skill of working with mathematical information, as well as the ability to think logically and independently, consider accuracy, model situations mathematically, analyse results and reflect on findings. Learners can apply these skills across a wide range of subjects and the skills equip them well for progression to higher education or directly into employment. Learners will find that the additional time spent studying this subject will support their understanding of A Level Mathematics.
The syllabus provides sound knowledge and understanding of law and its institutions in an ever-changing society. Students gain lifelong skills, including knowledge and understanding of the English legal system, Contract Law and Tort Law. They will also master the ability to analyse realistic scenarios and develop a greater command of language to express interpretation, reasoning, comment and judgement.
Students can appreciate and respond to literature in English through reading and critical analysis of texts on the three main forms: prose, poetry and drama. Set texts are offered from a wide range of different periods and cultures. Students will develop skills of writing creatively and persuasively, using appropriate styles, and in researching and managing information.
Students will have a solid foundation in the mathematical tools and techniques often needed in the workplace. It helps to develop logical and reasoning skills that will be useful even in non-mathematical arenas. The topics covered include Pure Mathematics, Mechanics (for science students) and Probability and Statistics.
The syllabus provides experimental and practical science studies, enabling students to acquire sufficient understanding and knowledge. The topics covered include kinematics, dynamics, deformation of solids, particle & nuclear physics, quantum physics, magnetic fields, electromagnetic induction.
The syllabus encourages an interest in and appreciation of psychology through an exploration of the ways in which research methodology. This includes the number of important research studies and application of psychology. The syllabus uses a wide variety of assessment techniques that will allow learners to show knowledge and understanding. The emphasis is on the development of psychological skills as well as the learning of psychological knowledge. AS Level provides solid understanding of psychology in areas of cognitive, social, biological and learning. A Level explores how psychology can be applied in in range of contexts such as abnormality, consumer behaviour, health and organisations.
Students have the opportunity to explore the processes that are shaping current trends as well as develop an understanding of the complexity and diversity of human societies. AS Level provides solid grounding in the central ideas and approaches in Sociology, whereas A Level lets students explore a variety of key areas of sociological enquiry such as global development, education, religion and media.
If you have an idea which bachelor’s degree you’d like to pursue next, consider these subject combination recommendations:
3rd and 4th Subject Selection
* Subjects not available for March intake.
Taking these subject combinations will allow you to pursue a career in:
Notes:
* Biology is required for Biomedical Sciences, Dentistry, Health Sciences, Pharmacy and Veterinary.
** Physics is required for Engineering.
3rd and 4th Subject Selection
Taking these subject combinations will allow you to pursue a career in:
3rd and 4th Subject Selection
* Subjects not available for March intake.
Taking these subject combinations will allow you to pursue a career in:
Note:
3rd and 4th Subject Selection
* Subjects not available for March intake.
** Subjects not available for January and August intake.
Taking these subject combinations will allow you to pursue a career in:
3rd and 4th Subject Selection
* Subjects not available for March intake.
Taking these subject combinations will allow you to pursue a career in:
Notes:
* The subject choices are based on general entry requirements and feedback from universities. Students are encouraged to discuss their study plans with counsellors before arriving at a decision to ensure that the learning needs are met.
* Taylor's College may remove a subject given the circumstances where the student numbers are too small or due to situations beyond our control. Students will be counselled to opt for another subject.
Our delivery of the curriculum and academic excellence has resulted in the successful placement of our students into top universities of their choice. These include some of the best universities in the world, including:
... and many more. To see the full list of university placements, click on the button below.
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Interested to know the possibilities that Computer Science can bring to you, or even to the world? Begin your path on being an innovator with this Cambridge A-Level subject! #taylorscollege #risewiththebest #risetogether
How can Economics play a role in your daily life? Here's a tip: you get to gain more insights and understanding about the global economy and how it impacts the small purchases you make, such as groceries! Let's take a look at how Cambridge A-Level graduates, Nalita Fairuz Kusnandar and Roshenpal Manalo Dhilon share their take and analysis on the economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic. #taylorscollege #risewiththebest #risetogether
Law student or not, it's always good to equip yourself with basic legal understanding to know your rights as a citizen and safeguard yourself. Take it from Cambridge A-Level graduate, Emma Chee Luo Yi, as she shares her experience! #taylorscollege #risewiththebest #risetogether
The end goal of learning a subject is not just to master it, but it's also about what you can take out of it and apply it in your life. Here's what Cambridge A-Level graduate, Lee Jing Wen benefitted from the subject! #taylorscollege #risewiththebest #risetogether
Approximate Total Fees
(Local Students):
3 Subjects: RM 35,690
4 Subjects: RM 44,540
Approximate Total Fees
(International Students):
3 Subjects: USD 12,302
4 Subjects: USD 14,515
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