We have a reputation for excellence and offer the widest choice of A Levels in the county. Our students achieve high A Level pass rates that lead to places at the country’s top universities, including Oxford and Cambridge.
A Levels will suit you if you perform well in exams, you want to study a range of subjects or if you know that you want to follow a particular career path or study a particular subject at university. A Levels are two year courses with the whole of the course assessed through exams at the end of the two years. A Levels are mostly assessed by exams though some A Levels include coursework.
You can choose from a variety of A Levels as well as three BTEC/CTEC courses which are each the equivalent of one A Level.
A Level Courses
- Applied Science (Extended Certificate)
- Biology A level
- Business (Extended Certificate)
- Business A Level
- Chemistry A Level
- Classical Civilisation A Level
- Computer Science A Level
- Criminology Applied Diploma
- Drama & Theatre A Level
- Economics A Level
- Electronics A Level
- English Combined A Level
- English Language A Level
- English Literature A Level
- Film Studies A Level
- Fine Art A Level
- French A Level
- Further Mathematics A Level
- Geography A Level
- Geology A Level
- German A Level
- Graphic Communication A Level
- Health & Social Care (Extended Certificate)
- History A Level
- Law A Level
- Mathematics A level
- Media Studies A Level
- Music A Level
- Photography A Level
- Physical Education A Level
- Physics A Level
- Politics A Level
- Product Design A Level
- Psychology A Level
- Religious Studies A Level
- Sociology A Level
- Spanish A Level
- Statistics A Level
- Textiles A Level
Aaron Paddock
A Level Graphic Communication (Photography)
Previous school: Welshpool High School
SCG was recommended to me by former students and I visited when I was in Year 10 and really liked the Graphics department. Animation has been my favourite project so far, but I also enjoy typography. The environment is very inclusive and it is creative and friendly. I want to continue in Graphic Design after College.
Sam Cornall
A Level Sociology (Business, Photography)
Previous school: The Priory School
I thought Sociology A Level sounded really interesting. I want to go into Nursing after College and it will really help me achieve that. I enjoyed learning about sociological methods. Sociology helps you to have an open mind and see things from different perspectives. Sociology is a relevant and interesting subject. I will be continuing it at university, but not sure what I want to specialise in yet, I just know I want to work in Sociology. The teaching is good, and relevant to current situations in the world and you learn skills that you can transfer over to other subjects. I have enjoyed learning about crime sociology the most – why crimes are committed and how authorities react.
Matara Scott
A Level Film Studies (English Literature and Classical Civilisation)
Previous school: Lacon Childe School
Film Studies has equipped me with various analytical skills which are particularly useful for essay writing. However, more importantly, it has taken me on a cinematic adventure, establishing a love and appreciation for film I previously didn’t possess.
James Lee
IT Multimedia and Games BTEC (A Level Economics)
Previous school: Meole Brace School
You learn useful IT skills and good communication skills in this subject. The whole class is very supportive and has helped me maintain deadlines and kept me organised. I really enjoyed doing animation, it was adaptable to real world marketing.
Ashley Davies
IT Multimedia and Games BTEC (Photography, Computer Science)
Previous school: Shrewsbury Academy
ICT has always been a big interest for me and once I have completed College I will be going to University of Wolverhampton to study games development. My favourite focus has been programming – you can get involved and you learn loads of new techniques. This course teaches useful skills that you can take into a variety of career roles.