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Four modular units - two written, two practical - where students actually code for the web in HTML, CSS and JavaScript and build relational databases at a computer. We tutor unit by unit, to the exact combination your child is taking.
A simple four-step approach designed to build confidence, close gaps and improve exam performance.
We confirm the syllabus code, exam series and paper route for YIT11. Everything else depends on this.
A diagnostic against the syllabus topics tells us what's secure and what isn't, so we teach the gaps rather than the whole book.
The same tutor teaches each week around school. Concepts build step by step, with the school's pace kept in view.
Past-paper questions begin early, followed by full timed papers marked against the published mark scheme.
Expert, vetted Edexcel International A-level IT tutors who have taught the YIT11 specification. Past-paper work is reviewed against published mark schemes, so your child can see where marks are awarded and where they are being lost. UK-qualified teachers are available on request as a premium option.
Not "edexcel international A-level it in general" - this syllabus, this tier and these papers.
Your child learns where the marks actually are, not where they feel they should be.
Shared whiteboard, worked solutions and lesson materials saved to review after the session.
The same tutor every week - and if that changes, we tell you first.
The qualification is modular: two IAS units and two IA2 units make the full International A-level, each worth 25%. Two units are written theory papers; the other two are practical exams - coding for the web, and building relational databases.
Written theory around IT systems, networks and wider issues
Practical HTML, CSS and JavaScript web-development exam
Advanced theory around data, emerging technologies and systems design
Practical database building, querying and evaluation
Units 2 and 4 are three-hour practical exams taken at a computer with data files provided; work is submitted electronically.
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Units 2 and 4 are three-hour practical exams taken at a computer with data files provided; work is submitted electronically.
Units can be banked and resat, with the better of the two most recent attempts counting. Assessment is in June. The A* requires an A overall plus at least 90% across Units 3 and 4 combined.
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This is the current Information Technology qualification, not the withdrawn Applied ICT. Half the grade is in the practical web and database units.
These are the main syllabus strands your child is expected to cover. We teach all of them, starting with the gaps that are costing marks first.
Tuition stays aligned to the exact paper or unit structure, so revision time goes where the marks actually move.

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Four: Unit 1 (IT systems, theory) and Unit 2 (coding for the web, practical) at IAS, plus Unit 3 (data and emerging technologies, theory) and Unit 4 (relational databases, practical) at IA2.
Half - Units 2 and 4 are three-hour hands-on exams. Unit 2 is coding for the web in HTML, CSS and JavaScript; Unit 4 is building relational databases.
You need an A across the whole International A-level and at least 90% of the marks across the two IA2 units, Units 3 and 4, combined.
Yes - each unit can be banked and resat, with the better of the two most recent attempts counting toward the grade.
No - Applied ICT was withdrawn, last assessed in 2019. This is the current International A-level in Information Technology, which is coding- and database-focused.
In the June series.
We replace them - free, and with no argument - and hand over the unit-by-unit progress and known concerns so the new tutor continues seamlessly.
Yes. Both are applied qualifications; Edexcel leans into web coding and databases as practical exams, while Cambridge spreads practical skills more broadly across four papers. The free assessment maps which suits your child.