1. A Level Programme: Year 1 - study 3 or 4 AS levels plus the Advanced Welsh Baccalaureate (WBQ). Year 2 - depending on your AS results, continue with 3 subjects to the full A Level and complete the WBQ.
2. Combined Course: Year 1 - take 1 or 2 AS levels combined with a vocational option. Combinations could include: Health and Social Care (AS Biology, AS Sociology + BTEC Certificate in Health and Social Care) or Sports Studies (AS Biology, AS Psychology + BTEC Certificate in Sport and Exercise Sciences. You may also need to improve your GCSE Maths grade). Year 2 - continue with your AS/A levels and/or BTEC plus the WBQ.
1. A Level Programme: A minimum of 5 GCSEs at Grade C or above, many subjects require GCSE English Language and/or Maths. Some subjects require a B or C Grade at GCSE in a related subject area. Please see the entry requirements of your A Level subject choices.
2. Combined Course: A profile of 5 GCSEs at Grade C or above, many subjects require GCSE English Language and/or Maths. Please see the entry requirements of your subject choices.
Please see the assessment information of your A Level subject choices.
As part of your application we provide advice and guidance with your subject selection, helping you with the balance of AS and then A2 subjects enabling you to progress onto an HE course or job of your dreams. On successful completion of the A Level Programme you will be fully prepared for University application and entry, or for moving into employment. You will also have additional support if you are thinking of applying to Oxbridge.
This subject is part of the full time A level Programme. To apply for this subject you need to apply for the A Level or Combined Programme
A Level Programme - You will need to choose 3 or 4 AS Levels to study the A Level Programme
Combined Programme - You will need to choose 1 or 2 AS Levels combined with a vocational option. Vocational options include: Applied Science, IT, Business, Criminology, Law, Sports and Exercise Sciences, or Health and Social Care.