You should choose this course if you want to follow a path that integrates practical, critical and theoretical study. If you want to express yourself creatively, through a variety of media and techniques, then this is the course for you.

You should choose this course if you want to work with a broad range of media forms to refine and communicate your own ideas and develop practical and technical skills. You will develop your creativity, problem solving, planning, and evaluation skills.

You should choose this course if you have a passion for imagery, you have creative flair and you enjoy a combination of practical and computer based work. If you have an eye for design and like to express your individuality, then this is the course for you

Biology is the study of the science of living things and helps us to make sense of the world around us. If you are interested in living things, from single cells to human anatomy and the way animals interact with the environment and each other, then biology is for you. If you wish to go into a medical related profession, then biology is a clear choice.

Chemistry is everywhere in the world around you. It is the study of matter and energy and the interaction between them. If you are interested how chemicals are made and analysed and how to extract elements from Earth’s crust, then chemistry is for you.

A Level computer science is a fascinating and logical subject. This course is ideal if you have a passion for learning about computer programming, creating computer games, creating websites and understanding the technical aspects of networks and hardware. You will be provided with excellent facilities including well-equipped IT rooms, gaming software and programming IDEs and will have the opportunity to tailor a project to suit your individual strengths.

The coverage of A level English Language and Literature is broader than that of English Literature or English Language A level since, in addition to the study of novels, poetry and plays, it includes the study of non-fiction spoken and written texts as well as providing exciting opportunities for creative writing.

Languages are used in so many situations whether at work, on holiday or in daily life – we live in a multilingual global society. Choosing an A Level language will open the door to a range of career possibilities. However, before the professional opportunities arrive, there are many academic benefits of learning a language at A Level. Not only do languages enrich your global cultural knowledge, but they can also improve your comprehension and critical thinking skills.

Further mathematics is an excellent choice if you want to study an academically rigorous qualification and stretch and challenge yourself significantly beyond standard A level mathematics. It is also recommended for students who wish to study a mathematically rich degree course like mathematics, engineering, science, computing or economics.

There has never been a better or more important time to study geography, examining vital issues such as climate change, migration, environmental degradation, social issues and natural hazards.

History is a fascinating and respected subject. You will gain an in-depth understanding of aspects of modern history in different countries. You will have the opportunity to express your understanding, not just through essays, but by analysing and evaluating evidence, developing and strengthening their judgements and through participating in discussion and debate.

Studying Law gives students an understanding of the role of Law in today’s society and raises their awareness of the rights and responsibilities of individuals. Through this qualification students will consider legal rules and how and why they apply to real life. Students will develop their analytical ability, decision making, critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Mathematics is an exciting, rewarding, challenging and versatile subject which not only complements but is fundamental to studies in many areas including the sciences, finance, economics and engineering. Research has shown that a degree in mathematics opens the doors to an enviable choice of careers and gives graduates a highly increased earning capacity.

Philosophy and Ethics A level requires a range of skill sets that can be developed and honed throughout the two year course. These would include the ability to persevere with challenging and sometimes abstract concepts, an analytical eye and the ability to evaluate and weigh up arguments as well as develop your own. You will need to be able to develop your skills in argumentation providing a rational basis for your point of view. This naturally links Philosophy and Ethics to other essay based subjects such as English and History but over the years pupils who have also undertaken Maths and Sciences have been able to bring in their knowledge and skills developed in these disciplines and deploy them effectively. At its heart, A level Philosophy and Ethics is about learning to think in different conceptual frameworks and evaluate their utility. In part, it is also learning to think critically about the categories that we, often unwittingly, adopt and examine the intellectual history behind those ideas and categories.

Physics is the study of the fundamental forces in the universe and how they interact with each other and with matter. If you are interested in the universe, how it works and how it began, then physics is for you. You will have the opportunity to visit universities and the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva.

You should choose psychology if you want to find out how the mind works and want to carry out your own research to explain people’s attitudes and behaviours. This stimulating subject combines fascinating theories with a rigorous consideration of academic research evidence. You will also develop important skills in how to design, carry out and analyse primary research.

Sociology looks at the relationship between people and the society they live in. You should choose sociology if: you are interested in finding out about the way yours and other people’s societies work; you would like to find out whether your background affects your views and beliefs; you want to carry out your own research projects to explain people’s attitudes and behaviours; you plan to progress into any profession related to working with people, children or legal matters.

Languages are used in so many situations whether at work, on holiday or in daily life – we live in a multilingual global society. Choosing an A level language will open the door to a range of career possibilities. However, before the professional opportunities arrive, there are many academic benefits of learning a language at A Level. Not only do languages enrich your global cultural knowledge, but they can also improve your comprehension and critical thinking skills.

When you hear about a crime that has occurred, do you wonder how someone could commit such an act? Are you curious about what happens to someone after they’ve been accused of a crime, or what happens to them when they go to prison? Do you enjoy researching and working independently alongside your classmates? Are you good at being creative and solving problems? If so, then the study of criminology is for you.

This is a two year course for those wishing to work with children in either early years, primary or special needs settings. If you wish to work in any form of education or care sector career, an understanding of early developmental years is essential knowledge and experience.

This course mixes the study of modern business, sports enterprise, and creative design within the rapidly growing, and highly lucrative, global esports industry. The esports industry has seen tremendous growth in recent years, in both revenue and viewership. This is an exciting time to get to know more about the organisation and structure of esports in the UK, and around the world, and how it compares to traditional sports.

This course will allow you to experience the full breadth of the world of science, helping you to identify areas of interest and your potential future specialisms. If you are interested in all three sciences and wish to deepen your understanding beyond GCSE, then applied science is for you.

You should study business if you are interested in business environments, finance and marketing. It is a good choice if you wish to become an entrepreneur, pursue a business management career or study for a business related degree at university.

We offer a unique opportunity to start your career in film production whilst completing this level 3 qualification. Every student on the course has opportunity to experience work on film sets and shadow industry professionals in real production work. The course cumulates in an international film festival that is hosted on site. Students have the opportunity to have their films screened alongside industry professionals and build links with industry professionals.

We offer a unique opportunity to start your career in Games Design whilst completing this level 3 qualification. This work related qualification is ideal for those interested in developing computer games and looking to join the industry of one of the fastest growing forms of entertainment. It will provide you with practical knowledge and experience, obtained by developing your skills using the latest industry standard software and hardware such as Blender & Unity. Throughout the course, you will learn about all aspects of the games industry, and eventually will be able to specialise in the area you most enjoy.

If you are thinking about taking a university course in sport, physical education, sports science, sports leadership, coaching, sports development or health and fitness, then this course will prove very useful to you. For students seeking employment immediately after their sixth form studies, your knowledge and understanding of sport and the sports industry will be relevant in pursuit of careers within the sports development, leisure, coaching and fitness sectors. The qualification will also provide you with a strong foundation for further specialist training such as qualifying as a member of the Register of Exercise Professionals.

This course is for those students who are interested in working in or completing further training in the sectors of health, social care or early years. Students are given the chance to build awareness and understanding of contemporary issues in health and social care through a diverse range of activities. In addition it will develop your awareness of the influences on an individual’s health and wellbeing and recognise the importance of the stages of development of an individual and their relationships.

Are you interested in football and taking your skills to the next level leading to a career in either professional football or Sport? Then this may be the right course for you. You will work in combination with Pro-Elite to complete a Level 3 National Extended Diploma in Sport with the opportunity to work with renown coaches such as Stephen Sama. Stephen is an ex-professional player who has played across the world, in 3 different countries and now brings his wealth of experience to Pro Elite students. Receiving a football scholarship himself at Borrusia Dortmund, Stephen knows the academy environment better than anyone and creates this same standard at Pro Elite. In his coaching career, Stephen has been working closely with Liverpool Football Club and Pro Elite United to progress young players into academy football. Play football full-time working with Pro Elite's UEFA qualified and academy coaches while studying for a Sport qualification, up to Level 3 (Equivalent to 3 A-levels) This is intended as an Applied General qualification, equivalent in size to three A Levels. It is a two-year, full-time course that meets entry requirements in its own right for learners who want to progress to higher education courses in sport before entering employment.

Focusing on the major disciplines with Engineering, you will gain the knowledge and hand skills needed to develop or build on a successful career in Engineering and advanced manufacturing. They are also vital components of an Intermediate and Advanced Engineering Apprenticeship. You should choose this course if you wish to progress your career in Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing.

The Extended Project Qualification is a free standing qualification which is highly valued by universities as it demonstrates your skills in independent learning, academic writing and carrying out an extended research project. It is worth up to 28 UCAS points - equivalent to half an A Level. The EPQ provides you with the opportunity to develop an individual research paper on a subject of your choice with one-to-one support from a member of staff. You can explore an aspect of a subject you are studying, choose a topic in which you have a personal interest, complete a project about an issue that concerns you or create an artefact such as a piece of art, design, music, performance, or an event.