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Admissions Year 12 (16+) A Level Entry

We look for pupils who will embrace Swansea College’s values of courage, honour, humility and fellowship, and who have the potential to develop well towards a life of learning, leadership, service and personal fulfilment.
To apply for a place at Swansea College, please fill in the Admissions Form. If you have any difficulties uploading supporting documentation, please attach it to an email and send it to office@swanseacollege.com with your child’s name in the subject line.
We are still accepting pupils for the current academic year, please speak to our Admissions team for more information on admin@swanseacollege.com.
We recognise that Covid-19 has caused disruption to education, academic records and grade outcomes, and so we welcome applications from candidates who may not have met one of the entry criteria due to such circumstances.

Admissions Process

Stage 1

  • Fill in the Application form with a written personal statement.
  • If English is not the candidate’s first language, proof of their English proficiency level is required.

Stage 2

The application will be checked, documents requested to support your application.
GCSE results will be required and checked in line with the entry requirements for each subject.  Assessments may be required in each subject applied for.

Stage 3

An interview with the Principal. Shortly after this, the Admissions Panel will confirm whether an offer will be made.

See here for more information about our A-level programme and fees

Study Options

You can choose from the following study options:

  • Online classes only
  • Blended learning – Classes at the campus and online
  • Distance learning course

FAQs

FAQs

Why should I study with Swansea College?

We offer a range of study options, we are flexible, offer tutor support, and 
interest-free payment plans make it easy to shape learning around your life.

We are registered with Estyn, our aims to give each student a complete education in which they achieve their academic potential and grow as an individual.

As well as studying with us, you can sit your exams with us too.

Straight away! There’s no need to wait until September to enrol, you can begin your course at any time. Once you enrol, you’ll be able to log in to your course and get started by the next working day.

You’ll sit the same A level exams at the same time as all the other students in the UK, and you’ll receive the same results, transcript and qualification.

You’re a level course will be accepted by colleges, universities and employers worldwide.

Yes! You can, if you are looking to improve your grade in your GCSEs, whilst studying A levels with us!

You can study A level courses through a range of study options; our blended learning which consists of online live classes and pre-recorded and in person teaching in class. The other option is only online live classes or Distance learning course.

Students normally study 4 AS subject in Year 12 and continue with the 3 subjects of their course in Year 2 to complete the A level.

If you are studying a distance learning course, we can assess you through the year through a range of assessments.
How will I be supported?

  • We offer subject support tutorials every month
  • 1:1 support from your subject tutor, online or by email
  • 24/7 access to the your online learning platform
  • Interactive online learning broken down into easy-to-follow units
  • Practice tests and mock exams marked by your tutor
  • Friendly student services team, so you’re never more than a message or phone call away from a helping hand

Distance Learning is a self-study course that you work through at your own pace using our Online course materials; a wide range of online resources, access to our Google classroom and tutor support when you need it.

Of course, you can study this course part time, making sure you have mentioned in your enrolment.

A level’s are usually a two year course, studying this in one year, would be an intensive course. You may be able to complete the course in one year as an intensive course; you need to show a strong understanding of the subject.

You have the option to join Year 13 and repeat the year and complete your course in one year.

We offer A levels – part time in the evenings to adult learners.

You have 2 options – Online live classes in the evening, Online Distance learning course.

You will have full tutor support in both options.

We offer support to all our students! We help you with your university options, personal statement writing, we provide a reference and your predicted grades. 
We also help you prepare for you interviews.

We offer interest-free payment plans, you can pay monthly, termly or annually.

Yes of course! You can come in to our office and speak to our course advisors.
You can also book a Video call with us, email admin@swanseacollege.com to arrange.

Choose the subject you would like to study, add to courses, complete our application form and you can choose to pay online. 
If you’d like to set up an interest-free payment plan, get in touch with our Student Advisors on 01792 535 000.

If you have any disabilities which you think might affect your studies or assessments, please let us know before you enrol so we can advise you on whether reasonable adjustments can be made to accommodate your needs.

AS/A Level English Language Specification
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All A Level COURSES
Admissions Form
Fees

SWANSEA COLLEGE A LEVEL COURSES

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