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This means that resitting students must take both papers 1 and 2. However, they may carry forward their Spoken Language Endorsement (SLE) grade if they wish, or they may also make a new attempt at the SLE and submit a new grade.  \nNovember series  \n1EN0/1EN2  \nKey dates  \nEntry deadline: 4 October each year.  \nDeadline for grade and video sample submission for the SLE (for those students not carrying forward their SLE grade): 5 November each year  \nWho is eligible to sit 1EN0/1EN2 in the November exam series?  \nAny student who was aged at least 16 on 31 August of the relevant year (so aged 16 on 31 August 2024 to sit the exam in the November 2024 exam series) can take the GCSE English language and maths exams.  \nCan students carry forward their Spoken Language Endorsement (SLE) result from their previous attempt at GCSE English Language 9-1?  \nYes, if the student achieved ‘Pass’, ‘Merit’ or ‘Distinction’. If they achieved‘Not Classified’ they must resit the SLE. Students may carry forward a SLE result from any previous exam series from both 1EN0 and 1EN2 .  \nIf the student has sat GCSE English Language with one awarding organisation but is resitting with another, can they still carry forward the SLE result?  \nYes, they can, providing it is a 9-1 GCSE in English Language and they achieved ‘Pass’,‘Merit’ or ‘Distinction’. A student who has sat 1EN0 can carry forward their SLE grade to 1EN2 and vice versa. A SLE result from  \nInternational GCSE in English Language (4EA1 or 4EB1) may not be carried forward to 1EN0 .  \nHow do I make an entry for a candidate who wants to carry forward their SLE grade from a previous sitting with Edexcel or another awarding organisation?  \nEnter the student for ‘1EN0 T’ (not ‘1EN0 ’) or ‘1EN2 T’ (not 1EN2) if the student is sitting GCSE English Language 2.0. You do not need to enter the awarding organisation if the previous GCSE English Language grade is from another awarding organisation. Nor do you enter the SLE grade achieved. Edexcel will source this information.  \nYou should ensure that you have seen evidence that the candidate achieved ‘Pass’, ‘Merit’ or ‘Distinction’ for the SLE because if you enter them for 1EN0 T/1EN2 T and it emerges later that they do not have one of these grades, you will need to change the entry to 1EN0/1EN2, possibly incurring amendment or late fees.  \nFor each exam series, we have an entry deadline followed by late fees, amendment fees and high late fees deadlines. If you notice that you have used the‘T’ option to enter a student but then find out that they have not passed the SLE, you will need to amend the option entry (removing the‘T’ option for transfer of SLE grade from a previous series) . If you make such an amendment before the‘amendment fees charged from’ date, you will not be charged for the change in the entry.  \nYou should not withdraw the candidate from 1EN0 T and re-enter them for 1EN0 (or 1EN2 T and 1EN2) in order to amend the SLE part of the entry. If you make the change in this way, you will incur late fees if you are making the change after the entry deadline. This applies to exams officers making entries using EDI too. They must submit an amendment file, to swap entries from 1EN0 to 1EN0 T etc rather than an entry file.  \nIf you change from T entries back to 1EN0/1EN2 entries, you will also need to carry out the SLE with students and submit their grade and sample by 5 November of the relevant November exam series.  \nHow do I enter a student who is resitting GCSE English Language and submitting a new SLE grade?  \nEnter the student for 1EN0/1EN2 and submit their grade in Edexcel Online by 5 November each year for the November exam series or 15 May each year for the June exam series.  \nVideo recordings for th","cbCaihXfAKGdntF4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihXfAKGdntF4","pdf",95042,"English","# Resit rules overview\n# English Language qualifications (1EN0 and 1EN2)\n## Linear qualification requirements\n## November key dates and entry deadlines\n## Eligibility for the November exam series\n## Carry forward and transfer of SLE results\n## Entry procedures for carrying forward SLE\n## New SLE grade resits and submission dates\n## SLE video sample requirements\n# English Literature qualification (1ET0)\n## Resit availability and June entry deadline","[{\"question\":\"Who is eligible to sit 1EN0/1EN2 in the November exam series?\",\"answer\":\"Any student aged at least 16 on 31 August of the relevant year can take the GCSE English language exams in the November series for that year.\"},{\"question\":\"Can students carry forward a Spoken Language Endorsement (SLE) result from a previous attempt?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, if the student achieved Pass, Merit, or Distinction. 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