VOCATIONAL A-LEVEL EQUIVALENTS


These are specialist career-related qualifi cations, combining practical learning with subject and theory content.


The following courses are equivalent to and generate the same UCAS points as a full A-level and are highly regarded by universities and employers. These courses can be studied alongside an A-level programme.


HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE FTB020


Are you a good communicator? Caring? Kind? Cool under pressure? Do you want to have a rewarding career and make a difference to people's lives? This course will offer you the skills, knowledge and experience needed to successfully progress on to university or employment in the social care, social work or healthcare sectors.


RSL MUSIC PRACTITIONER SPORT FTB322


Mastery of today's complex music technology can plug you in to all kinds of exciting careers in the music industry. This qualifi cation can pump up your opportunities for Higher Education or employment.


FTB197


This course is designed for students who wish to study sport alongside other subjects. It is vocationally based which means you will study and be assessed in a variety of ways. You will need to have an enthusiasm for sport, both theoretically and practically.


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ANY OF OUR A-LEVEL SUBJECTS CAN BE COMBINED, CHOOSE UP TO 3 FROM OUR HUGE SELECTION.


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