A Levels

“My dream to be a journalist was ignited by a journalism module in my English Literature course, where my lecturer, a former journalist, told me all about it.

“I find writing so interesting and I enjoy uncovering stories.”

Ruby achieved A*AB in English Literature, Textiles and Art, is set to continue her academic journey at Royal Holloway, University of London where she’ll study English Literature with Creative Writing.

“Whilst at Sixth Form, I did an internship for one year in a law firm in London. I absolutely loved it, because we worked in family cases, housing cases, and I decided that that’s what I want to do long term.”

“My advice is do not be afraid to ask questions. I asked a thousand questions during my lessons, tutors were always there to help you and support you, which is amazing.”

Anestasia is heading to University of York to study Law.

“I had a really good experience when studying A Levels at College. This was not only because of the academic learning, but also meeting new people and making new friends.

“It also prepares you well for University and is a lot more relaxed than other educational environments would be.”

Emre is heading to the University of Sussex to study Psychology.

“I hope to become a therapist, using my listening and caring nature to support the transgender community with their mental health.

“Sixth Form has been a great stepping stone to university. It provided a comfortable, happy environment where I could be truly myself.

“My advice for new students is to stay organised, and take time to discover your learning style.

Danny is going to the University of Bournemouth to study Psychology.

“I have been accepted into UE Bristol to study Architecture and Interior Design.

“I’ve always enjoyed art and wanted to use my skill in a practical way.

“I hope one day to become a successful Architect.

“The tutors here believed in me, I have come a long way since school.”

Abbie is going to UE Bristol to study Architecture and Interior Design.

“I found out that the University of Kent has accepted me into their Law course without needing to do a foundation year, so I can get straight into it.

“Although I’m pursuing law, I’ve really enjoyed studying other A Levels like Criminology and Business, which have boosted my confidence and prepared me well to start my degree.”

Nathan is studying Law at the University of Kent.

“I am looking forward to working towards becoming a Data Scientist, and I really want to end up working with robots.

“I have matured a lot over the past two years I have been at Sixth Form, and I can’t wait to start my future.”

Solu has accepted a place at the University of Kent to study Electrical Engineering.

“I initially wanted to study forensics, but during my Criminology course, I realised that’s where my true passion lies, and I want to help rehabilitate offenders.

“I’m so lucky to have had the opportunity to explore different fields and discover what I really want to do.

“For anyone starting sixth form this year, my advice is to take the first year seriously—exams come around quicker than you think.”

Mya-Jo is heading to the University of Kent to study Criminology.

“For anybody that wants to study A Levels, just remember to revise!

“Once you have had a lesson, go over it and make sure you have made lots of notes – you’ll thank yourself later on.

“Once I have completed University I want a job in some form of Banking, thanks to College I am so much more confident and ready to take my next step.

“I was a Student Ambassador and that really helped me gain a lot of confidence through meeting new people.”

Ella is now going to the University of Kent to study Finance and Investment.