Subject specialisation
Most students will choose three or four subjects at A level over two years that have been specifically chosen to ensure they gain access to their choice of university upon successful completion of the programme. The teachers and personal tutors work closely with the students to ensure they stay motivated and work hard throughout their A level programme to secure the grades they need to reach their academic goals. They will help explore internship and training schemes that will complement the student’s learning and strengthen their university application.
One year intensive
At Ealing Independent College, we have successfully been helping students who have underachieved on their A level courses gain the results they need. The high level of commitment expected means that we recommend that no more than two or three subjects should be taken simultaneously. Due to the recent A level reform, the intensive year will encompass the two year curriculum, and it is therefore only suitable for those who have previously sat the exams and wish to enhance their grades to join this one year programme.
18 month A level
This is an option for international students who are unable to commence the A level programme in September. These courses run from January and conclude in June of the following year. The curriculum for the first year of A level will be studied between January and June in the first year, whilst the second year curriculum will run from September to June. Additional lessons are arranged in the first six months to ensure that students ‘catch up’ so they can join students in their last year of A level the following September.
To learn more about the A Level subject offering, please visit the section below.