If you wish to study a variety of academic subjects and intend to progress to higher education, then A-Levels are the ideal choice.
You can apply for A-Levels on this page. You only need to apply once, and you will choose the three subjects you would like to study, at your interview.
This page contains general A-Level information. For further details about each subject, including entry requirements, please click here .
A-Level subjects offered:
- Applied Business
- Applied Criminology
- Applied Law
- Applied Psychology
- Architecture
- Biology
- Business Studies
- Chemistry
- Computer Science
- Economics
- English Language and Literature
- English Literature
- Fine Art
- Geography
- Graphics and Illustration
- History
- Law
- Mathematics
- Media Studies
- Philosophy Ethics and Religion
- Physics
- Politics
- Psychology
- Sociology.
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Entry requirements
Please note that these are general requirements. Specific subject entry requirements can be found here.
5 GCSEs grade 9-5 (grade C and above) in academic subjects, including English and Maths.
Some subjects will require grades 9-6 (grade B and above) to study at AS-Level. Please see individual subjects using the link above.
If you haven’t taken traditional qualifications, or have not studied in the UK, we may be able to offer you a place based on your performance in an entry test.
If you are aged 18 and under and do not have grade 9-4 in GCSE English or Maths you will have to study these subjects alongside your AS subjects. To progress from AS to A-Level, students need a minimum of 3 ASs at grade D or above. A satisfactory reference may be required. -
Who is the course for?
This programme is suitable for students who wish to study a range of different subjects and intend to progress onto A2-Levels and into higher education.
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Study methods
All courses are on-site, and each subject is 5 hours per week. All students will study for AS Levels in the first year of their A-Level course. Students normally take three subjects.
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How is the course assessed?
The AS (Advanced Subsidiary) Levels are composed of exams that are taken in May/June. To complete a full A-Level, a further year of study is required, and the new reformed qualifications are assessed through final exams, covering work from both years, taken in May/June.
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More information
For further information, please contact our Information, Advice and Guidance team on 020 8607 8000 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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Where Next – Job Opportunities
Achieving good grades at A-Level improves your chances of obtaining better training, apprenticeships and job prospects.
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Where Next – Further Studies
A very high proportion of our A-Level students progress to university, including Oxbridge and prestigious Russell Group Universities. Depending on the grades achieved, students can progress onto a university degree or a Pearson BTEC Level 4 HNC / Level 5 HND course at a higher education institute.
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How to apply
To apply for a course either click the APPLY NOW button - fill out the form online and submit
OR download an application form here and post it to the address on the form.
When we have received your application we will contact you to arrange an interview time.
