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More A-level Choice<br />

Choose to study A-levels at the <strong>College</strong> and you’ll have access to the<br />

widest range of A-level subjects across the county as part of the North<br />

<strong>Pembrokeshire</strong> Federation. We’ll treat you like an adult and you’ll be<br />

encouraged to study independently but our team of highly qualified teachers<br />

will always be on hand to provide help and support when you need it.<br />

<strong>College</strong> students receive the best support (officially ‘Grade 1’) in preparation<br />

for university and careers. Our A-level students consistently gain good<br />

A-level results and receive substantial help in completing their UCAS<br />

applications, resulting in excellent progression opportunities to degree courses<br />

at the UK’s top universities. Helping students to gain progression to medical<br />

degrees is a particular speciality of the A-level support staff at the <strong>College</strong>.<br />

More Level 3 Choices<br />

Although A-levels are the traditional route to university, Extended<br />

Diplomas are gaining popularity as an alternative. Diplomas offer a<br />

practical method of studying at advanced level. Students are continually<br />

assessed through project work, practical tasks and assignments. An<br />

Extended Diploma is worth 3 A-levels.<br />

17 BTEC Extended Diplomas (worth 3 A-levels)<br />

Studying for an Extended Diploma is another route that could secure you<br />

a place at university. Students often comment that having completed the<br />

diploma in the subject area they are pursuing makes the first year of a<br />

degree much easier.<br />

Extended Diplomas available at<br />

the <strong>College</strong> include:<br />

• Animal Management<br />

• Art and Design (Fashion and Clothing)<br />

• Art and Design (Interactive)<br />

• Art and Design (Graphics)<br />

• Business<br />

• Construction (Civil Engineering and Building Services)<br />

• Electrical and Electronic Engineering<br />

• Engineering (Operations and Maintenance)<br />

• Health and Social Care (Health Science)<br />

• Health and Social Care (Social Care)<br />

• IT<br />

• Creative Media Production<br />

• Music Technology<br />

• Performing Arts (Musical Theatre)<br />

• Public Services<br />

• Sport (Development, Coaching and Fitness)<br />

• Travel and Tourism<br />

A-level Choices<br />

at a glance<br />

The following courses are part of the North<br />

<strong>Pembrokeshire</strong> Federation subject grid.<br />

Courses highlighted in orange are<br />

delivered here at the <strong>College</strong>.<br />

33 AS and 30 A-levels:<br />

Art<br />

Biology<br />

Business Studies<br />

Chemistry<br />

Design Technology<br />

Drama & Theatre Studies*<br />

Economics*<br />

Engineering<br />

English Language & Literature<br />

English Literature<br />

Environmental Studies<br />

Film Studies<br />

French<br />

Geography<br />

Geology<br />

German<br />

Health & Social Care<br />

History<br />

IT Computing<br />

Law<br />

Mathematics<br />

Further Mathematics<br />

Leisure Studies<br />

Media Studies<br />

Music*<br />

Photography**<br />

PE<br />

Physics<br />

Psychology<br />

Religious Studies<br />

Sociology<br />

Textiles<br />

Welsh<br />

*only taught at AS Level<br />

**only offered to <strong>College</strong><br />

students due to limited places<br />

pembsfederation.org.uk<br />

Welsh Language/Bilingual Provision<br />

<strong>Pembrokeshire</strong> <strong>College</strong> is committed to promoting the use of the Welsh<br />

language and meeting the needs of Welsh speaking students and members of<br />

the public.<br />

Welsh speaking students are able to undertake aspects of their course through<br />

the medium of Welsh or bilingually and are also able to receive bilingual<br />

support in order to maintain and develop their Welsh/bilingual skills.<br />

Non-Welsh speaking students are also given the opportunity to acquire Welsh<br />

language skills either within their chosen programme of study or as part of the<br />

<strong>College</strong>’s Enrichment and Enhancement programme. Call our Welsh<br />

Development Officer on 01437 753 435 or our Bilingual Champion on<br />

01437 753 131.

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