Physics A Level at Uxbridge College
Course description
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.
Course content
If you wish to study a range of different subjects and intend to progress to higher education, this course is for you. In A Level subjects which have been reformed as part of the national programme of changes to A Levels, you will take the new two-year linear A Levels. You will also sit the new free-standing ASexams at the end of your first year. In those subjects which have not yet been reformed, you will complete your AS in the first year before progressing to A2 in your second year.
Entry requirements
6 GCSEs grades A*-C in academic subjects, although some AS subjects require grade B in specific subjects. 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 performance in an entry test. To progress to the second year, students need a minimum of grade C in AS (if taken). A satisfactory reference will be required if you have not studied your first year of A Levels at Uxbridge College.
Assessment
The AS (Advanced Subsidiary) Levels are composed of two exams which are taken in June. To complete a full A Level (A2), a further year of study is required, in which time an additional two units will need to be completed. Again, these exams are taken in June. In some subjects there is also a coursework component.
Financial information
Depending on the grades achieved, students can progress onto a university degree or a BTEC Level 4 HNC Diploma/Level 5 HND Diploma course at a higher education institute.
Achieving good grades at A Level improves your chances of obtaining better training, apprenticeships and job prospects
Further information
For further information, please contact our Information, Advice and Guidance team on 01895 853333 or email enquiries@uxbridgecollege.ac.uk
How to apply
If you want to apply for this course, you will need to contact Uxbridge College directly.