A Levels

Novascotian | 14:32 Sun 04th Jul 2010 | Education

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One for the oldies. I took French A Level in 1965. I passed the Oral with Distinction but received an O Level Pass for the written part. Can anybody tell me whether this is better or worse than a fail? If it's worse, why bother saying?

Thanks for any ideas.

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If it counts as an O level then it's a qualification, so it's better than nothing.
But I'm curious as to why it would matter after all these years

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Thanks Factor 30. I already had the O Level. I agree it doesn't really matter - it's just that nobody has ever been able to enlighten me!

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