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   How do I apply to sixth form?

   • To apply to sixth form (or post-16 education), you typically need to follow these steps: Research your options. Find out which sixth forms offer the courses you’re interested in. Look into their admission requirements and application deadlines. Prepare your application.

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   What happens after a college or sixth form has received my application?

   • After the college or sixth form have received your application, they will then contact your school or teacher for a reference. This is why it’s really important you double check you’ve listed the correct contact details for your referee on your application!

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   Should I research a 6th form before applying?

   • It is important to research a Sixth Form (6th form) prior to applying, in order to ensure it is a good fit for your academic goals. If unsuccessful in your application for a place at a Sixth Form (6th form), there are still other options available.

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   When do I need to register for sixth form?

   • Talk to the head of sixth form regarding deadlines to register. If you plan to move to a new school or college, planning and applying usually starts around 18 months before the start of the Year 12 academic year. Most selective sixth forms will carry out face-to-face interview, and some independent schools may require pupils to sit an exam too.

   Sixth form: everything you need to know about post-16 options

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   What qualifications does 6th form offer?

   • They offer A-Levels, BTECs and other qualifications which allow young people to continue their studies leading up to university or higher education. Sixth Form (6th form) differs from other parts of your education because it can be more flexible and less structured than primary or secondary school.

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   How do I find out if a college or 6th Form has an interview?

   • Check the college or sixth form’s website to find out whether you’ll be expected to attend an interview. If your application has met the entry criteria (and your interview went well if you had one), the college or sixth form will send you a conditional offer by email or post.

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   Apr 16, 2015 · You must still apply for a place, even if the school is linked to your child’s current nursery, infant or primary school. Apply directly for: a 6th form place at a school or college

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   Apr 21, 2021 · When To Apply for Sixth Form. Sixth form options are changing and moving to a new school or college for post-GCSE study is an increasingly common option. Here's the lowdown on what's on offer, how to choose and when to apply.

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   Dec 8, 2022 · Applications go directly to the school sixth form, sixth-form college or FE college. They usually open in about September of the year before entry (ie September 2022 for entry in September 2023...

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   Please click here to access the Sixth Form application form. Prospectus: Information on the subjects that we offer and the entry requirements can be found here or in the prospectus and courses guide below.

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   Jan 17, 2024 · To apply to sixth form (or post-16 education), you typically need to follow these steps: Research your options. Find out which sixth forms offer the courses you’re interested in. Look into their admission requirements and application deadlines.

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   Nov 6, 2018 · Most sixth-form and college application forms include a section where you write something about yourself – it’s just so the college can get to know you before you start. So what should you include? Here are some simple suggestions to help you write a solid personal statement, as well as a few examples for inspiration.

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   Most application forms are now done online, usually by creating an online account on the institution’s website. You will typically need to provide information on your personal details, such as your name and contact details, as well as information on your current school and predicted GCSE results.