Area Introduction
A Levels are a great way to prepare for university-level study and we are here to guide you along the way. We will help you towards achieving the grades you need and choosing the university or institution that’s right for you.
You’ll be able to work and complete research in our fantastic Learning Centre. You’ll also meet with your tutor regularly to see how you’re progressing and to help keep your studies well on track.
Our Sixth Form is based at our High Pavement campus in Nottingham city centre. It is fully equipped with everything you need to succeed in your studies – a dedicated team of lecturers, well equipped classrooms, great facilities and strong links with our neighbour, Nottingham Trent University.
High Pavement is a mature and inspiring environment, where you’ll meet loads of fellow students who’ve also chosen A Levels. So, you’ll find you have lots of support and the opportunity to make new friends.
If you’d like to study in the city, in a supportive environment with excellent links to universities locally and nationally, High Pavement is the place for you.
Facilities
A Level Centre
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Available Courses
A Level Art and Design
Course Area:
A Levels
Student Type:
A Levels | 16 - 18 courses
Course Type:
A Level course
A Level Biology
Course Area:
A Levels
Student Type:
A Levels | 16 - 18 courses
Course Type:
A Level course
A Level Business
Course Area:
A Levels
Student Type:
A Levels | 16 - 18 courses
Course Type:
A Level course
A Level Chemistry
Course Area:
A Levels
Student Type:
A Levels | 16 - 18 courses
Course Type:
A Level course
A Level Economics
Course Area:
A Levels
Student Type:
A Levels | 16 - 18 courses
Course Type:
A Level course
A Level English Language
Course Area:
A Levels
Student Type:
A Levels | 16 - 18 courses
Course Type:
A Level course
Careers
Actuaries, Economists and Statisticians
Earnings
£38,452
Average Earnings
Employment
Pathways
Mathematics and Social Sciences
People in these occupations study mathematical methods, apply mathematics to solve problems, and study and describe human society.
Skills
Mathematics
Using mathematics to solve problems.
Active Learning
Understanding the implications of new information for both current and future problem-solving and decision-making.
Writing
Communicating effectively in writing as appropriate for the needs of the audience.
Critical Thinking
Using logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems.
Reading Comprehension
Understanding written sentences and paragraphs in work related documents.