Inclusive Sixth Form Package

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Course Overview

This is an A Level programme for emotionally vulnerable young people who have mental health issues who are not able to access a conventional sixth from. It is ideal for students who wish to engage with education whilst dealing with emotional issues such as anxiety, depression or eating disorders. It may also be appropriate for learners with other medical issues.
The course offers a flexible nurturing approach to learning and the opportunity to complete a wide range of A Levels.

Entry Requirements

All students will need to: 1. Attend an interview at the College. This will occur at a quiet time. 2. Provide a reference from their educational provider that notes the academic potential to complete 2-3 A Levels. 3. Have a second reference from a group or agency they work with such as CAMHS. 4. Pass 5 GCSEs and demonstrate higher level ability in some subjects (for example a B grade or a 5/6.) 5. Achieve a grade 5 in English.
(There can be some flexibility; please contact the College to talk to an A Level tutor.)

Yes, you will need to meet with a member of staff for an interview and initial assessment.

Please apply online (via the green button) and the College will contact you shortly.

What this course covers

Students may choose 2 or 3 subjects from a wide range of A Levels including:
Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths, History, Government & Politics, Sociology, Psychology, Law, Economics, English Literature, English Language and Literature and Film .

All assessments for the inclusive package will be via examinations.

A Levels in various subjects.

Fees and funding

Students are expected to buy books and stationery, and have access to a computer and the internet.

Progression

Students who successfully pass A Level exams can go on to further study at university or other higher education institutions, or may seek employment opportunities.

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