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About this Course

Who is this course for?

A student who wishes to study full-time to progress to university courses having recently achieved a range of GCSE qualifications.

What qualifications or experience do I need ?

GCSE grades A*-C in at least six academic subjects in one sitting including a grade B in Additional Science or Biology. B grade in GCSE English or Maths.

What will I study ?

AS Biology specification - 8B101 Biology Examining Board - EDEXCEL Unit 1 - Lifestyle, Transport, Genes and Health Unit 2 - Development, Plants and the Environment * In addition tutorial will be added.

How will I be assessed ?

Assessment will be through: * examination * coursework according to the specification of the awarding examination board for each subject.

What qualifications could I achieve ?

On successful completion of this course, you will achieve AS Level certificates in each subject on your programme.

What can the course lead to ?

On successful completion of this course you may progress to Year 2 of the A Level programme to take A2 subjects according to the subjects and grades that you have achieved.

How do I join the course ?

You must complete a full-time application form and make an appointment for an interview with a tutor. References will be required from your previous educational establishment.

Will I need an interview ?

Yes, before you can enrol.

Are there any extra costs for equipment/materials ?

Yes, students are required to buy one or more textbooks which will be recommended at the start of term. Students will need a calculator and it is recommended that they buy a laboratory coat for practical work.

Further Information

For further information about the (course or subject) or to request a subject leaflet, please telephone Course Information on 020 8266 4000. Further information about the expected availability of subjects and course requirements will be found in the College Full-Time Prospectus or will be explained at your interview.