Choosing a Sixthform/College

[Rapidshare]

What, how does it make a diffrence where you do the A levels? :rolleyes:

Suppose you could do A levels in college but gernerally A levels in sixth form are better.

[Dean]

Because I live in London, we had a really cool website (https://mychoicelondon.co.uk) and it listed all the colleges/sixth forms in London and I just basically went through them all and applied to a tonne of them.

I applied to a college that I no one is going to, so it's going to be year 7 all over again for me to be honest but it may be nervous but I'm also looking forward to it. Don't follow your friends, education is important. Do what YOU want to do.

After applying, they obviously send you a letter saying you've been accepted, then you go for an interview, then enrolment.

Basically, apply to as many sixth forms/colleges as possible so if you don't get into one then you have back up. It's also nice to have choice.

You might wanna check their prospectuses as well when you think about applying, they normally show you photos of what college interior etc and what courses they offer.

I don't know about your area but if you wanna check out sixth forms/colleges where you live, go to http://yp.direct.gov.uk/14-19prospectus/

(hope this helped even if I did sound like a Connexions officer)