A Levels, Science, and GCSEs
Further education is more than just a continuation of your time at school.
Studying with us gives you the opportunity to specialise in the subjects that interest you the most.
Take responsibility for the direction of your own education. With our help, you can identify your interests and strong points and start to think about your next steps after college.
A Levels
A Levels are versatile, internationally-recognised qualifications that are highly valued by employers and can help you gain entry to any university in the country. All A Levels, no matter the subject, will help you improve your communication skills and prove that you are capable of high-level academic work. Therefore, if you haven’t decided yet on a career or further study, A Levels can help you keep your options open.
During your time with us, we’ll also help you to pursue additional activities, both to broaden your skills and prepare yourself for life after college. Some students take up internships during the summer.
You can pick a choice of three A Levels from our business, science, communication, and social sciences pathways.
Science
If you are focused on a career in science, our full-time science programmes offer you the opportunity to specialise in applied science, forensic science, or applied psychology. These provide the equivalent points you will need to progress to university.
GCSEs
If you want GCSE grades that are more reflective of what you are capable of, we offer one-year, full-time programmes for 16–19-year olds who want to improve their grades, or who didn't get the results they needed the first time around.
You'll do more than just study the same things again; you'll be studying using our award-winning Learning Philosophy, which helps you identify how best you can learn and keeps your studies relevant to you. Furthermore, during your programme, you’ll gain the practical skills, knowledge, and attributes you need to make a success of your next step, whether that’s university, an apprenticeship or entering work.
Every year, hundreds of our students go on to study higher-level programmes at almost 100 top universities across the UK and abroad. Recently this has included 18 of the world-class Russell Group’s 24 universities, such as University of Oxford, Newcastle University, and King’s College, London.
Enriko, GCSEsRead my storyThe teachers are really nice and supportive. The lessons are quite straightforward and it’s easy to understand. There’s more one-to-one time at college compared to secondary school, and there are more opportunities for support.
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