International A Level Programme: Site Joseph Wright Centre

Course Content: You can choose to study three A-levels from the following list. Please be aware that each subject runs depending on a minimum number of learners in each class so it is worth choosing back-up subjects just in case. A-level Art and Design A-level Biology A-level Business Studies A-level Chemistry A-level Computer Science A-level English Language A-level English Language and Literature Combined A-level English Literature A-level Film Studies A-level French A-level Further Mathematics A-level Geography A-level Government and Politics A-level History A-level ICT A-level Law A-level Maths A-level Media Studies A-level Philosophy A-level Physics A-level Psychology A-level Sociology A-level Spanish Advanced BTEC Certificate/Diploma in Applied Law 90 Credit Diploma Applied Science Extended Diploma in Applied Science Certificate in Mathematical Studies (Core Maths) Certificate in Sports Science and Advanced Research How will I be assessed? All assessments are coursework and exam based. If the A-level you choose to do is linear, you will sit the exam after the second year. If the A-level is not linear you will sit the exam at the end of each year. Are there any additional costs or specialist equipment required? No What can I do after this course? Further Study A-levels are recognised by many universities as the standard for assessing the suitability of applicants for admission in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, and many universities base their conditional admissions offers on a student's predicted A-level marks.