Originally posted by 105090:
k make it like this:
reports had said that only 2000 seats are for poly grads, while the
remaining more than 80% are for JC ppl.
still, as what the others said, A levels is considered Secondary
level, or advance of sec school.
poly is more like a faster way to graduate from "tertiary" level,
and yes, if you got a diploma cert, you generally get more pay than
an A level holder.
still, a university degree beats the rest, and JC ppl can get into
Uni easier..
finally, A level subjects, you have [b]2 years to prepare
for the paper, while poly is generally 4 months..[/b]
Eh... since WHEN did you have to prepare for a paper in just 4
months in a Poly? 
I went through both routes and the first test that is sat
for in both places seemed to be about the same time.
