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2 February 2021

4805 GB adults surveyed

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Currently most schoolchildren in England & Wales sit one set of qualifications at the age of 16, and then A‑Level or equivalent qualifications at the age of 18. Would you support or oppose abolishing qualifications sat at the age of 16, so most schoolchildren get only qualifications at the end of 18?

Conducted 2 February 2021

YouGov surveyed 4805 GB adults

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46%
33%
Currently most schoolchildren in England & Wales sit one set of qualifications at the age of 16, and then A‑Level or equivalent qualifications at the age of 18. Would you support or oppose abolishing qualifications sat at the age of 16, so most schoolchildren get only qualifications at the end of 18?

Conducted 2 February 2021

YouGov surveyed 4805 GB adults

By:
21%
46%
33%

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