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1 14-19 Progression May 2011 Progression

2 Choices at 16+ School or 6th form colleges Further Education College
14-19 Progression May 2011 Choices at 16+ School or 6th form colleges Further Education College Apprenticeships Voluntary work along side training

3 King Edward VI, Sixth Form
14-19 Progression May 2011 King Edward VI, Sixth Form Academic – over ¾ of students go to university Entry requirements for each subject Assessment is written – final year exams Destinations 80% University 20% employment or training

4 Choosing your A-levels
14-19 Progression May 2011 Choosing your A-levels 3 A-levels and enrichments Combination important for some University subjects – do some research e.g. Medicine = Chemistry/Biology/Maths Broad range – enjoyment is often a key factor

5 Subjects Art English Literature Music Technology
14-19 Progression May 2011 Subjects Art English Literature Music Technology Biology Extended Project Physical Education Business Film Studies Philosophy & Ethics Chemistry French Photography Classical Civ. Geography Physics Computer Science German Psychology Dance Government & Politics Sociology Drama & Theatre History (Early or Modern) Spanish Economics Mathematics & Further Maths Textiles English Language Music

6 Abbeygate Sixth Form College
14-19 Progression May 2011 Abbeygate Sixth Form College Located on the playing field near West Suffolk College Opens September 2019 Every student guaranteed a business connection Exciting collaboration between local schools(King Edward, Stour Valley, Sybil Andrews, Newmarket and One) and West Suffolk College

7 Further Education Colleges
14-19 Progression May 2011 Further Education Colleges Courses at every industry sector, every level Courses vary in terms of size, assessment, time (most full-time courses 3 days a week) Should provide progression to the next level Offer a different way of learning Independence – but with support Fresh start

8 Courses and Qualifications
Agriculture Animal studies Art & Design Business Childcare Construction Electrical Engineering Hair and Beauty Health & Social Care Horticulture Hospitality ICT Land based Media Public Services Performing Arts Sport Travel & Tourism

9 5 x GCSE’s Grade 4 or above, including maths and English at Level 4
14-19 Progression May 2011 LEVEL 3 Entry Requirements Duration Types Of Courses Progression 5 x GCSE’s Grade 4 or above, including maths and English at Level 4 Level 3 is equivalent to 3 A Levels and up to 168 UCAS Points 2 Years Level 3 Extended Diploma Advanced Apprenticeship University Higher Apprenticeship Employment LEVEL 2 4 x GCSE’s Grade 3 or above including maths or English at Level 3 1 Year Level 2 Diploma Intermediate Apprenticeship Full-time Level 3 course or an Advanced Apprenticeship LEVEL 1 2 x GCSE’s Grade 3 or above Level 1 Diploma Traineeship Full-time Level 2 Course or an Intermediate Apprenticeship

10 Tariff A Levels Extended Project 56 A* 48 A 40 B 32 C 28 24 D 20 16 E 12 10 8 BTEC Extended BTEC Diploma 168 D* D* D* 160 D* D* D 152 D* DD 144 DDD 128 DDM 112 DMM D* D* 104 D* D 96 MMM DD 80 MMP DM 64 MPP MM PPP MP PP

11 Further Education Colleges
West Suffolk College Easton and Otley College (Land based specialist) Suffolk New College Cambridge Regional College College of West Anglia Norwich City College

12 6th Form Colleges The Sixth Form College, Colchester
Long Road/ Hills Road, Cambridge Suffolk One, Ipswich Abbeygate Sixth Form College, Bury St Edmunds

13 Apprenticeships Overview
Apprenticeships combine practical training in a job with study. As an apprentice you will: work alongside experienced staff gain job-specific skills earn a wage and get holiday pay study towards a related qualification (usually one day a week) Apprenticeships take 1 to 4 years to complete depending on their level.

14 Apprenticeships Aren’t Only For Trades
Science & Mathematics 1, Arts, Media, Publishing 8, Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal Care 8, Education & Training 14, Leisure, Travel & Tourism 16, Information, Communication Technology 21, Construction, Planning & the Built Environment 78, Engineering & Manufacturing Technologies 84, Retail & Commercial Enterprise 132,440 Health, Public Services & Care 143,190 Business, Administration & Law

15 Apprenticeships Levels of apprenticeship
An apprenticeship has an equivalent education level and can be: Intermediate - equivalent to 5 GCSE passes Advanced - equivalent to 2 A level passes Higher - can lead to NVQ Level 4 and above, or a foundation degree

16 Apprenticeship Pay Age From 1 April 2017 Rate per hour
 25 and over (National Living  Wage)  £7.50  21 and over  £6.70  18 to 20  £5.30  Under 18  £3.87  Apprentice  (under age 19 or in first year of  apprenticeship)  £3.30

17 More Information Attend ALL open events Make appointments to see me
14-19 Progression May 2011 More Information Attend ALL open events Make appointments to see me Use websites regularly as updated daily Maria Pieretti – Information, Advice and Guidance Abbi Thorpe – Sixth Form Co-ordinator

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