Choose from the widest range of A Levels in East Kent and start your journey at EKC Canterbury Sixth Form.
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What is EKC Canterbury Sixth Form?
At EKC Canterbury Sixth Form, you will study your choice of A Levels in our dedicated Sixth Form Centre. Being in a College environment will give you a unique experience as you’ll be at the heart of our thriving Students’ Union, have access to phenomenal facilities, and benefit from our outstanding links with local employers.
As the provider with the largest option of A Levels in East Kent, finding a combination of courses that are right for you will be easy.
We will help you gain the skills, knowledge, confidence and experience to thrive in your next steps, whether that’s going to university, taking on an Apprenticeship or gaining employment.
Why study A Levels in Canterbury?
Study in a student city
At EKC Canterbury Sixth Form, you can embrace your independence, build confidence and work towards your future career in the heart of one of England’s most historic cities.
Enrichment opportunities
Our dedicated Student Experience team, work to get you involved in events, trips and opportunities throughout the year.
Preparing for future success
All students are part of our Futures Programme, designed to ensure they are given opportunities to develop their social skills and cultural knowledge.
Learners explore a range of activities to enhance their academic learning, as well as their understanding of the world around them, helping them develop into well-rounded individuals.
Wide range of A Level options
As the provider with the largest option of A Levels in East Kent, find a combination of courses that are right for you and will help you get to where you want to go.
With over 20 different A Levels available, explore our courses today.
We care about you
We have a range of support services available to students to ensure that they can make the most of their time at EKC Canterbury Sixth Form.
From impartial careers advice and guidance to our specialist staff who support students with various needs, our team are here at anytime.
Outstanding teachers
You will learn from expert teachers who ensure that you progress with outstanding qualifications.
Your teachers will encourage and support you to achieve your goals.
Rated 'Outstanding'
East Kent Colleges Group has been graded ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted following its latest inspection, with the education watchdog giving the Group top marks in every single category.
Overall, the report found that: “Learners and apprentices thrive in calm, positive and inclusive environments,” whilst stating that “The College makes a strong contribution to meeting skills needs” in the localities it serves.
Results Day 2026 – Student stories
Mercy – University of Cambridge
Mercy studied A Level Politics, Sociology and Religious Studies, and achieved A* in each subject.
Having previously been home-schooled for her GCSEs, coming to our Sixth Form was a fresh start for Mercy.
She is now heading to University of Cambridge to study Human, Social and Political Sciences.
“It feels amazing to be the first applicant to Cambridge from this Sixth Form, like it’s just so motivating, and I hope other people can see that anything is possible.
“EKC Canterbury Sixth Form have been great at helping me through the Cambridge application process, and I owe a lot to them.”
Shannon – London South Bank University
Shannon studied A Level Criminology, Law and Sociology.
She’s now heading to London South Bank University to study a degree in Criminology.
“Talking to my friends outside of Sixth Form, they really wish they’d done what I did and studied their A Levels in Canterbury.
“My advice for future students is go with what you want to do, and trust your gut.”
Natenael – Newcastle University
Natenael studied A Level Biology, Chemistry and Maths.
He’s now heading to Newcastle University to study Biomedical Science, combining his interests.
“I’m really happy to have got into university. I tried my best on the exams and as long as you keep on trying there’s always a pathway for you.
“Sixth Form has really prepared me for university. I’ve been blessed with some amazing teachers and now I’m much more independent.”
Evelyn – University of Kent
Evelyn studied A Level Biology, Geography and Law.
She’s now off to University of Kent to study Law.
“I’m very excited for my next steps. It’ll be something different!
“I did my A Levels here as you get treated like an adult and it feels more like a mini university with the dress code and that you can choose what to do with your time.”
Kothaiyalage – University of Kent
Kothaiyalage studied A Level Business, Economics, Maths and Further Maths.
She’s now going to the University of Kent to study a degree in Data Science.
“This was the first school I went to in the UK, so it’s exciting to be able to continue my studies and make even more memories.
“Everyone here is so friendly and I couldn’t have asked for a better start.”
Finley – Exploring his options
Finley studied A Level Business, Economics and Law.
He’s now exploring his options in the world of Economics.
“The experience was pretty good. It’s quite laid back and the people have been great.
“The staff are so supportive and you have so much equipment here ready to help you succeed in life.”
How to apply for A Levels at EKC Canterbury Sixth Form
Step 1 – Find the courses you’re interested in
Explore our courses online and see the wide range of academic opportunities that are available to you.
Step 2 – Apply
Click ‘Apply’ on your chosen course, and follow the steps on the application portal.
Early applications are strongly recommended, as they give you the best chance of securing a place in our Sixth Form.
Step 3 – Come to an applicant day
Come along to EKC Canterbury Sixth Form to meet our team, explore our facilities and see if studying A Levels is right for you.
If you receive an offer, this must be accepted to secure your place in our Sixth Form.
Explore Sixth Form at an Open Day
The best way to explore EKC Canterbury Sixth Form for yourself is at one of our Open Days.
You’ll meet our friendly lecturers, discover the wide range of subjects available, and take a look around our fantastic facilities in our dedicated Sixth Form area.
Featured news and blogs from EKC Canterbury Sixth Form
A Level Art – Workshops with renowned artist Carne Griffiths
A Level Art students were pushed out of their comfort zones, as they experimented with the techniques of renowned artist, Carne Griffiths.
Practical workshops in College alongside Griffiths have introduced them to his signature style, blending ink, fountain pen, and tea to create expressive, free-flowing artwork.
A Level PE – Visits to Canterbury Christ Church University
A Level PE students visited Canterbury Christ Church University’s Sports Science Labs.
Whilst there, the students worked with Sports Scientists, taking part in activities to understand how the human body responds to physical activity and how to optimise their performance.
What is the difference between T Levels and A Levels?
Both A Levels and T Levels offer an exciting route into employment, University, Apprenticeships and beyond.
If you’re considering your options, learn how the two qualifications differ, and whether A Levels at EKC Canterbury Sixth Form are right for you.
Career prospects
Example:
Solicitors and lawyers
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£60,840
Annual pay
Annual pay is per year, based on full-time employment and on the South East region.
Role description
Solicitors advise and act on behalf of individuals, organisations, businesses and government departments in legal matters.
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“Once I have completed university I want a job in some form of Banking. Thanks to Sixth Form, 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.
“For anybody that wants to study A Levels, just remember to revise!”
Ella
A Level Criminology, Law and Psychology
“I had a really good experience when studying A Levels at Sixth Form.
“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
A Level Art, English and Psychology
“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, and the lecturers were always there to help you and support you, which is amazing.”
Anestasia
A Level History, Law and Psychology
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