A Level Programme at DHHQ

Overview of Our A Level Programme

The A Level curriculum is centred around the idea of cultivating global talent with both academic depth and independent thinking. The curriculum encourages students to choose courses independently based on their future professional aspirations. Through immersive academic exploration, students can consolidate their subject knowledge and develop their critical thinking and academic skills, preparing themselves fully for the transition to university courses.

The academic authority of the A Level curriculum is widely recognised by universities around the world. Its grades not only provide strong evidence of students' academic capabilities, but also form a key part of university applications, helping students from international schools to gain entry to world-renowned universities.

A Level are divided into two equal parts: the AS (Advanced Subsidiary) and the A2. Students usually take one year to complete each of these parts – AS in G2 and A2 in G3. To gain a full A Level it is necessary to complete both the AS and A2 sections of the course.