How to take a GCSE or similar as an adult?

[crofty1984]

Hi, I'll be coming back from Italy in March. Having lived here a while I've picked up the lingo and was wondering how to go about getting some official recognition for it?
Any ideas? Do I have to sign up for a full course at a college? If possible I'd rather get the revision guides to brush up on the exact content of the exam (I assume "Don't break my balls" isn't part of the curriculum) and a couple of brush-up lessons followed by an exam.
Any ideas?
My grammar's pretty good but I may need to brush up on vocabulary.

[Red&WhiteMonkey]

I'm thinking of doing something similar with German. I'd try the local further education college, they can probably best advise on your options.

[sjp63]

thats cheating

GCSE's are for 15/16 year olds

[crofty1984]

OK, A level then.

[sjp63]

OU Degree?

[Stevenj214]

In Glasgow, there is Alliance Francaise for French and the Goethe Institut for German. There may be a similar, Italian orientated place near you?

[crofty1984]

sjp63 said:

OU Degree?

ooh a little too advanced. I'm more after a way to get an official certificate for the italian I already speak.