Our courses are well-established, and we know that gaining these qualifications will mean that you are able to move on to your next destination, whether that be university, an apprenticeship or the workplace.
A copy of our course guide can be downloaded below, and you can also find out more about each subject on our A Level Subject pages
When choosing your course, look at what GCSEs and grades are recommended in order to access the course. This information can be found in our course guide.
Look at the balance of coursework and examination. Most A levels have a high proportion of examinations, but level 3 courses have more coursework to complete.
A Levels courses have all the assessment at the end of Year 13, some courses have a coursework element within the assessment which is completed throughout the year. Level 3 courses include coursework and assessment in some units at the end of Year 12.
Choosing your A Levels:
You will be choosing three courses to study for the next two years. Students learn best when they are enthusiastic and interested at Bishops’.
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