GCE 'O' Level

The GCE 'O' Level (General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level) is an internationally recognized qualification usually taken by students around 16 years old upon completing secondary education. It assesses knowledge and skills in various subjects such as Math, Science, Languages, and Humanities. The exam results help indicate a student's academic progress and can serve as a foundation for further education or employment opportunities. Widely used in countries like Singapore and the UK, the 'O' Level provides a standardized measure of secondary school achievement and is often a prerequisite for progressing to higher levels of study or vocational training.