Lost A level certificate
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I don't know if this is possible but you could contact your examiner board and request if they could issue you another one. You may have to remember your candidate and centre number details from where you took the exam.
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You should contact the school you sat your exams with. They will have the centre number and candidate number, and in some cases will have copies of your results so could send a certified letter. If not, contact the relevant exam boards and ask - although they will probably ask for your candidate number and centre number. Unfortunately you cannot get certificates, merely "Certifying Statements of Results". The popular boards are shown below:
Edexcel - http://www.edexcel.org.uk/VirtualCon...ic_awards_.pdf
AQA - http://www.aqa.org.uk/admin/library/AQA-EXAMRECORDS.PDF
OCR - http://www.ocr.org.uk/Data/publicati...nt_results.pdf
If you can't remember which board you sat with, best ring them and ask what to do.
Horgy
You should contact the school you sat your exams with. They will have the centre number and candidate number, and in some cases will have copies of your results so could send a certified letter. If not, contact the relevant exam boards and ask - although they will probably ask for your candidate number and centre number. Unfortunately you cannot get certificates, merely "Certifying Statements of Results". The popular boards are shown below:
Edexcel - http://www.edexcel.org.uk/VirtualCon...ic_awards_.pdf
AQA - http://www.aqa.org.uk/admin/library/AQA-EXAMRECORDS.PDF
OCR - http://www.ocr.org.uk/Data/publicati...nt_results.pdf
If you can't remember which board you sat with, best ring them and ask what to do.
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What MrHorgy says is correct. I've just had to go through this charade during my application to CTC. What hasn't been mentioned so far is that there's a £30 per certificate charge. So if you took 3 A-levels with one board, it's £30. If you did 3 A-levels with 3 boards it's £90 
And that's not even a proper certificate!
And that's not even a proper certificate!
Blimey, I hope you don't need to collect together all your old certificates!
I've got a bunch of GCSEs, a few A-Levels, a Degee and Postgraduate Diplomas leading to my former career as a lawyer. Surely nobody's going to want me to bring any of that lot with me to my first interview!!??
Otherwise I've got a lot of searching to do!
I've got a bunch of GCSEs, a few A-Levels, a Degee and Postgraduate Diplomas leading to my former career as a lawyer. Surely nobody's going to want me to bring any of that lot with me to my first interview!!??
Otherwise I've got a lot of searching to do!
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Checked with a few friends, none of them have ever been asked to actually show their certificates at an interview, certainly I have never been asked for mine. Small wonder that some people have been hired on the basis of qualifications which they never achieved!
Best bet is to run around finding certificates if asked for them. I don't think that you will be asked, in any event, whilst not wishing to devalue A level achievements, I really don't think that A level certificates are all that relevent or important in the scheme of things. An FATPL is more likely to be what an employer will focus upon and what you will be required to present.
Best bet is to run around finding certificates if asked for them. I don't think that you will be asked, in any event, whilst not wishing to devalue A level achievements, I really don't think that A level certificates are all that relevent or important in the scheme of things. An FATPL is more likely to be what an employer will focus upon and what you will be required to present.
