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1 OUTSTANDING RESULTS 100% success rate for all preferred University places and Apprenticeships 100% A Level A* - E For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
2 93% BTEC Triple Distinction or above 43% BTEC Triple Distinction* 67% A Level A* - C
3 POST 16 LEVEL 3 PATHWAYS The Sixth Form offers a choice of four pathways, to ensure that you achieve your full potential. All our pathways at Level 3 provide a platform for access to university, apprenticeship or employment. If you already have a career in mind, you can select your pathway to match your career choice. BTEC Extended Diploma, BTEC Diploma and BTEC Extended Certificate qualifications Business Construction Creative Digital Media Sport Additional Level 3 qualifications Accountancy Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) Pathway 1 Pathway 2 Pathway 3 Pathway 4 Extended Diploma Extended Diploma plus Extended Certificate/ Additional qualification or Diploma plus Extended Certificate/Additional qualification Three Extended Certificates Diploma & Diploma Focus on a core subject, extending and deepening your knowledge in a subject you have a passion for, or a career you re aiming for. This option enables you to focus on your main subject and widen your opportunities by linking it with an additional subject. If you are unsure of which career pathway you may wish to follow, this pathway gives you the opportunity to study three different subjects. Combine two subjects which you have a passion for developing a wider understanding and knowledge towards your chosen career. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
4 University, Apprenticeship or Employment? University All our pathways at Level 3 provide a platform for access to university. If you have a career in mind, you can select your pathway to match your career choice: For example to study a degree in Sport and Business Management, you could follow Pathway 2 or 4 and select to study two courses, e.g. (Business and Sport), gaining valuable experience in both subject areas. If you have a passion for one subject area and wanted to pursue this at university, Pathway 1 would provide you with the right opportunity to develop your knowledge and experience to do this. Our pathways provide a wide range of options to enable you to pursue your chosen degree pathway. Apprenticeships/Employment Following a career pathway into an apprenticeship or employment will allow you to develop your knowledge and experience in the world of work, where you can earn while you learn. For example if you wanted to pursue an apprenticeship or career in Business and Finance you could chose to study Business and complement this with Accountancy by following Pathway 3. Alternatively if your passion is Construction, then you can select a more subject specific route, Pathway 1 and focus on your chosen career goal. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
5 BUSINESS STUDIES BTEC Extended Diploma Why should I study Business? BTEC Business is a well-established and high achieving course. The subject benefits from having a dedicated and enthusiastic department who are determined to deliver a stimulating, interesting and successful course. What will I study? The BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma is equivalent to three A Levels. You will cover thirteen units over the two years. You will study seven core units and six specialist units selected from the key areas of business for the 21st century. The compulsory units are: Exploring Business, Developing a Marketing Campaign, Personal and Business Finance, Managing an Event, International Business, Principles of Management and Business Decision Making. The remaining units are optional and include a range of areas such as: Recruitment and Selection Process, Management Accounting, Digital Marketing, Market Research, The English Legal System, Employment Law and Work Experience in Business. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
6 Why should I choose Business? Have you ever thought about running your own business? Have you got some great ideas for launching a new product or service? Interested in marketing or management? Whatever your vision, a BTEC Business course is a great start to either a successful business career or to higher education courses. How will I be assessed? 70% of this course will be assessed coursework and 30% will be a combination of controlled assessment and a written examination. This is a practical, work related course and you will learn by completing tasks and assignments that are based on realistic situations. Next Steps Business Studies is highly regarded by employers and universities, opening doors to a wide range of exciting careers, an excellent foundation from which to pursue future study. The content of the course means that you are suitably skilled to either go into higher education, an apprenticeship or straight into the world of work. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject a minimum GCSE grade B or equivalent qualification in Business is required. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
7 CONSTRUCTION BTEC Extended Diploma Why should I study Construction? Construction and its related industries are responsible for nearly 9% of employment within the UK. The careers and opportunities that can arise from studying construction at Level 3 go far beyond the generic roles of architect, civil engineer and bricklayer. Modern construction involves a wide variety of roles that are ever-changing. Studying construction allows you to keep an open view looking forward to your next choice, whether that be university, apprenticeship or using the transferable skills in another field. You will visit different sites to reinforce learning and help put the course into context. Professionals from within the industry will also visit to give you an insight into how it all works in the real world. What will I study? The BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma is equivalent to three A Levels. You will cover fifteen units over the two years. There are nine core units covering areas such as: Health and Safety, Construction Technology, Building Technology and Sustainable Construction. The aim of these core units is to give an overview of the industry as a whole. The remaining units provide a wide range of skills and techniques that will enable you to pursue your chosen career pathway. These areas include Surveying, Graphic Detailing, Civil Engineering and Converting and Adapting Buildings. Many of the units have transferable skills. Overall you will achieve a wide range of skills that will allow you to specialise in many areas of construction at the next level. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
8 Why should I choose Construction? The wide and varied topics studied ensure that the course has areas to suit all strengths and interests, from designing the conversion of old buildings to learning the skills of surveying on sites to exploring the science behind building designs. This ensures that not only is it a captivating course but that it will enable you to take your next step in your chosen career pathway. How will I be assessed? 80% of this course will be assessed coursework and 20% will be a combination of controlled assessment and a written examination. This is a practical, work related course and you will learn by completing tasks and assignments that are based on realistic situations. Next Steps This course presents you with the opportunity to follow a career pathway in many aspects of the construction environment, from technical/managerial apprenticeships to degree courses in Construction Management and Architectural Engineering. The transferable nature of the topics will enable you to access different industries or more entrepreneurial roles. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject a BTEC First Diploma or equivalent qualification in Construction is preferred. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
9 CREATIVE DIGITAL MEDIA BTEC Extended Diploma Why should I study Creative Digital Media? This vocational and practical course is ideal for students who would like to build their creative digital media portfolio and production skills. The course provides a balance of breadth and depth, while retaining a degree of choice for individual learners to study content relevant to their own interests and progression choices. What will I study? The BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma is equivalent to three A Levels. You will study thirteen units over the two year course with seven mandatory units and six optional units. Units you may study: Scriptwriting: You will investigate how to effectively write scripts for a variety of media outputs and look at how scripts are constructed. Digital Game Production: You will study the design, creation, testing and evaluation of a game through the system life cycle. Media Enterprise: You will investigate how to initiate and develop an idea within the media industry. Developing essential skills to research, problem solve, plan and produce a new media product or service. Film Production Skills: You will study the design, creation, testing and evaluation of a film. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
10 How will I be assessed? 7% will be a written examination and 23% externally assessed assessment with 70% of this course being internally assessed assignments. This is a practical, work related course and you will learn by completing tasks and assignments that are based on realistic situations. Next Steps You will gain the specialist knowledge and skills which will prepare you for a range of higher education courses, an apprenticeship or an exciting career within the digital communications, media and creative industries. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject a minimum GCSE grade B or equivalent qualification in ICT/Computing is required. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
11 SPORT (SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY DEVELOPMENT) BTEC Extended Diploma Why should I study Sport? Sport currently sits in the top 15 industrial sectors in England with more than 36,000 employers creating work for more than 600,000 employees. BTEC Sport gives you the opportunity to enter employment in the sport and active leisure sector or to progress to higher education in sport or related areas. It also gives you the opportunity to develop a range of techniques, personal skills and attributes essential for successful performance in working life. What will I study? The BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma is equivalent to three A Levels. In this Sport and Physical Activity Development course you will cover fifteen units over the two year course, including Anatomy and Physiology, Fitness Training, Sports Psychology, Sports Performance Analysis, Sports Leadership and the Technical and Tactical Demands of Sport. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
12 Why should I choose Sport? The course will provide you with an extensive understanding of the sport sector and is ideally suited to dedicated sports performers who are looking to work towards specific job roles in the sports industry, either through an apprenticeship or higher education. How will I be assessed? 70% of this course will be assessed coursework and 30% will be a combination of controlled assessment and a written examination. This is a practical, work related course and you will learn by completing tasks and assignments that are based on realistic situations. Next Steps This course will give you the skills to progress into higher education working towards a career in sports therapy, sport and exercise science, sport rehabilitation, teaching or sports coaching. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject a minimum GCSE grade B or equivalent qualification in P.E. is required. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
13 BUSINESS STUDIES BTEC Diploma Why should I study Business? BTEC Business is a well-established and high achieving course. The subject benefits from having a dedicated and enthusiastic department who are determined to deliver a stimulating, interesting and successful course. What will I study? The BTEC Level 3 Diploma is equivalent to two A Levels. You will cover eight units over the two years. You will study six core units and two specialist units from the key areas of business for the 21st century. The compulsory units are: Exploring Business, Developing a Marketing Campaign, Personal and Business Finance, Managing an Event, International Business and Principles of Management. The remaining units are optional and include a range of areas such as: Recruitment and Selection Process, Management Accounting, Digital Marketing, Market Research, The English Legal System, Employment Law and Work Experience in Business. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
14 Why should I choose Business? Have you ever thought about running your own business? Have you got some great ideas for launching a new product or service? Interested in marketing or management? Whatever your vision, a BTEC Business course is a great start to either a successful business career or to higher education courses. How will I be assessed? 62% of this course will be assessed coursework and 38% will be a combination of controlled assessment and a written examination. This is a practical, work related course and you will learn by completing tasks and assignments that are based on realistic situations. Next Steps Business Studies is highly regarded by employers and universities, opening doors to a wide range of exciting careers, an excellent foundation from which to pursue future study. The content of the course means that you are suitably skilled to either go into higher education, an apprenticeship or straight into the world of work. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject a minimum GCSE grade B or equivalent qualification in Business is required. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
15 CONSTRUCTION BTEC Diploma Why should I study Construction? Construction and its related industries are responsible for nearly 9% of employment within the UK. The careers and opportunities that can arise from studying Construction at Level 3 go far beyond the generic roles of architect, civil engineer and bricklayer. Modern construction involves a wide variety of roles that are ever-changing. Studying construction allows you to keep an open view looking forward to your next choice, whether that be university, apprenticeship or using the transferable skills in another field. You will visit different sites to reinforce learning and help put the course into context. Professionals from within the industry will also visit to give you an insight into how it all works in the real world. What will I study? The BTEC Level 3 Diploma is equivalent to two A Levels. You will cover twelve units over the two years. There are seven core units covering areas such as: Health and Safety, Construction Technology, Building Technology and Sustainable Construction. The aim of these core units is to give an overview of the industry as a whole. The remaining units provide a wide range of skills and techniques that will enable you to pursue your chosen career pathway. These areas include Surveying, Graphic Detailing, Civil Engineering and Converting and Adapting Buildings. Many of the units have transferable skills. Overall you will achieve a wide range of skills that will allow you to specialise in many areas of construction at the next level. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
16 Why should I choose Construction? The wide and varied topics studied ensure that the course has areas to suit all strengths and interests, from designing the conversion of old buildings to learning the skills of surveying on sites to exploring the science behind building designs. This ensures that not only is it a captivating course but that it will enable you to take your next step in your chosen career pathway. How will I be assessed? 80% of this course will be assessed coursework and 20% will be a combination of controlled assessment and a written examination. This is a practical, work related course and you will learn by completing tasks and assignments that are based on realistic situations. Next Steps This course presents you with the opportunity to follow a career pathway in many aspects of the construction environment, from technical/managerial apprenticeships to degree courses in Construction Management and Architectural Engineering. The transferable nature of the topics will enable you to access different industries or more entrepreneurial roles. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject a BTEC First Diploma in Construction or equivalent qualification is preferred. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
17 CREATIVE DIGITAL MEDIA BTEC Diploma Why should I study Creative Digital Media? This vocational and practical course is ideal for students who would like to build their creative digital media portfolio and production skills. The course provides a balance of breadth and depth, while retaining a degree of choice for individual learners to study content relevant to their own interests and progression choices. What will I study? The BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma is equivalent to three A Levels. You will study ten units over the two year course with four mandatory units and six optional units. Units you may study: Scriptwriting: You will investigate how to effectively write scripts for a variety of media outputs and look at how scripts are constructed. Digital Game Production: You will study the design, creation, testing and evaluation of a game through the system life cycle. Media Enterprise: You will investigate how to initiate and develop an idea within the media industry. Developing essential skills to research, problem solve, plan and produce a new media product or service. Film Production Skills: You will study the design, creation, testing and evaluation of a film. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
18 How will I be assessed? 20% externally assessed assessment by the exam board with 80% of this course being internally assessed assignments. This is a practical, work related course and you will learn by completing tasks and assignments that are based on realistic situations. Next Steps You will gain the specialist knowledge and skills which will prepare you for a range of higher education courses, an apprenticeship or an exciting career within the digital communications, media and creative industries. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject a minimum GCSE grade B or equivalent qualification in ICT/Computing is required. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
19 SPORT BTEC Diploma Why should I study Sport? Sport currently sits in the top 15 industrial sectors in England with more than 36,000 employers creating work for more than 600,000 employees. BTEC Sport gives you the opportunity to enter employment in the sport and active leisure sector or to progress to higher education in sport or related areas. It also gives you the opportunity to develop a range of techniques, personal skills and attributes essential for successful performance in working life. What will I study? The BTEC Level 3 Diploma is equivalent to two A Levels. The course will cover the fundamentals of the sport sector and is ideally suited to dedicated sports performers. You will cover ten units over two years. This course will allow you to develop the core specialist knowledge, understanding and skills required of the sport sector, including units such Anatomy and Physiology, Fitness Training, Sports Performance Analysis and Sports Leadership. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
20 Why should I choose Sport? If you enjoy sport but do not want to specialise totally in one area then this is the course for you. You will need to have an enthusiasm for sport, both theoretically and practically, and an interest in the broader aspects of sport and leisure. This qualification is vocationally based with a combination of practical activities underpinned with theoretical study. How will I be assessed? 80% of this course will be assessed coursework and 20% will be a combination of controlled assessment and a written examination. This is a practical, work related course and you will learn by completing tasks and assignments that are based on realistic situations. Next Steps The course will give you the foundation to progress into higher education, an apprenticeship or a career in the sports and leisure industry. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject a minimum GCSE grade B or equivalent qualification in P.E. is required. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
21 BUSINESS STUDIES BTEC Extended Certificate Why should I study Business? BTEC Business is a well-established and high achieving course. The subject benefits from having a dedicated and enthusiastic department who are determined to deliver a stimulating, interesting and successful course. What will I study? The BTEC Level 3 Extended Certificate is equivalent to one A Level. You will cover four units over the two years. You will study three core units and one specialist unit from the key areas of business for the 21st century. The compulsory units are: Exploring Business, Developing a Marketing Campaign and Personal and Business Finance. The remaining unit is optional and includes a range of areas such as: Managing an Event, Pitching for a New Business, International Business, Principles of Management, Recruitment and Selection Process, Management Accounting, Digital Marketing, Market Research, The English Legal System, Employment Law and Work Experience in Business. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
22 Why should I choose Business? Have you ever thought about running your own business? Have you got some great ideas for launching a new product or service? Interested in marketing or management? Whatever your vision, a BTEC Business course is a great start to either a successful business career or to higher education courses. How will I be assessed? 50% of this course will be assessed coursework and 50% will be a combination of controlled assessment and a written examination. This is a practical, work related course and you will learn by completing tasks and assignments that are based on realistic situations. Next Steps Business Studies is highly regarded by employers and universities, opening doors to a wide range of exciting careers, an excellent foundation from which to pursue future study. The content of the course means that you are suitably skilled to either go into higher education, an apprenticeship or straight into the world of work. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject a minimum GCSE grade B or equivalent qualification in Business is required. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
23 CONSTRUCTION BTEC Extended Certificate Why should I study Construction? Construction and its related industries are responsible for nearly 9% of employment within the UK. The careers and opportunities that can arise from studying construction at Level 3 go far beyond the generic roles of architect, civil engineer and bricklayer. Modern construction involves a wide variety of roles that are ever-changing. Studying construction allows you to keep an open view looking forward to your next choice, whether that be university, apprenticeship or using the transferrable skills in another field. You will visit different sites to reinforce learning and help put the course into context. Professionals from within the industry will also visit to give you an insight into how it all works in the real world. What will I study? The BTEC Level 3 Diploma is equivalent to one A Level. You will cover four units over the two years. There are two core units covering areas such as: Construction Principles and Design. The aim of these core units is to give an overview of the industry as a whole. The remaining units address Health & Safety and Construction Technology that will enable you to pursue your chosen career pathway. All of the units have transferable skills. Overall you will achieve a wide range of skills that will allow you to specialise in many areas of construction at the next level. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
24 Why should I choose Construction? The wide and varied topics studied ensure that the course has areas to suit all strengths and interests, from designing the conversion of old buildings to learning the skills of surveying on sites to exploring the science behind building designs. This ensures that not only is it a captivating course but that it will enable you to take your next step in your chosen career pathway. How will I be assessed? 50% of this course will be assessed coursework and 50% will be a combination of controlled assessment and a written examination. This is a practical, work related course and you will learn by completing tasks and assignments that are based on realistic situations. Next Steps This course presents you with the opportunity to follow a career pathway in many aspects of the construction environment, from technical/managerial apprenticeships to degree courses in Construction Management and Architectural Engineering. The transferable nature of the topics will enable you to access different industries or more entrepreneurial roles. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject a BTEC First Diploma or equivalent qualification in Construction is preferred. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
25 CREATIVE DIGITAL MEDIA BTEC Extended Certificate Why should I study Creative Digital Media? This vocational and practical course is ideal for students who would like to build their creative digital media portfolio and production skills. The course provides a balance of breadth and depth, while retaining a degree of choice for individual learners to study content relevant to their own interests and progression choices. What will I study? The BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma is equivalent to three A Levels. You will study four units over the two year course with three mandatory units and one optional units. Units you may study: Scriptwriting: You will investigate how to effectively write scripts for a variety of media outputs and look at how scripts are constructed. Digital Game Production: You will study the design, creation, testing and evaluation of a game through the system life cycle. Media Enterprise: You will investigate how to initiate and develop an idea within the media industry. Developing essential skills to research, problem solve, plan and produce a new media product or service. Film Production Skills: You will study the design, creation, testing and evaluation of a film. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
26 How will I be assessed? 25% will be a written examination and 25% externally assessed assessment with 50% of this course being internally assessed assignments. This is a practical, work related course and you will learn by completing tasks and assignments that are based on realistic situations. Next Steps You will gain the specialist knowledge and skills which will prepare you for a range of higher education courses, an apprenticeship or an exciting career within the digital communications, media and creative industries. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject a minimum GCSE grade B or equivalent qualification in Computing/ICT is required. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
27 SPORT BTEC Extended Certificate Why should I study Sport? Sport currently sits in the top 15 industrial sectors in England with more than 36,000 employers creating work for more than 600,000 employees. BTEC Sport gives you the opportunity to enter employment in the sport and active leisure sector or to progress to higher education in sport or related areas. It also gives you the opportunity to develop a range of techniques, personal skills and attributes essential for successful performance in working life. What will I study? The BTEC Level 3 Extended Certificate is equivalent to one A Level. The course will provide you with a broad basis of study for the sport sector. You will cover four units over two years. This course will allow you to develop the core specialist knowledge, understanding and skills required of the sport sector, including anatomy and physiology, fitness training and practical sport. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
28 Why should I choose Sport? If you enjoy sport but do not want to specialise totally in one area, then this is the course for you. You will need to have an enthusiasm for sport, both theoretically and practically, and an interest in the broader aspects of sport and leisure. This qualification is vocationally based with a combination of practical activities underpinned with theoretical study. How will I be assessed? 50% of this course will be assessed coursework and 50% will be a combination of controlled assessment and a written examination. This is a practical, work related course and you will learn by completing tasks and assignments that are based on realistic situations. Next Steps The course will give you the foundation to progress into higher education, an apprenticeship or a career in the sports and leisure industry. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject a minimum GCSE grade B or equivalent qualification in P.E. is required. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
29 ACCOUNTANCY Why should I study Accountancy? Accountancy equips you with the necessary knowledge and skills to be able to assess the performance of all types of business organisations. It will enable you to effectively analyse and evaluate financial data so that you can make judgements, decisions and recommendations about how businesses can manage their financial affairs. What will I study? You will learn about accounting including double entry bookkeeping, income statements and balance sheets of sole traders and limited companies. You will gain an in-depth understanding of management accounting, budgetary controls and the impact of technology on accounting. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
30 Why should I choose Accountancy? Studying accountancy helps you to develop a number of skills including: organisation and assessment of data, investigation and analysis, effective communication, working on your own initiative and methodical and critical thinking. How will I be assessed? Assessment is 100% examination. Next Steps Studying accountancy could lead you to an apprenticeship within an accountancy practice or straight into the work force in finance. The course also offers you a foundation for further study at university and a career in accountancy via one of the professional accounting bodies. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject alongside a BTEC Pathway a minimum GCSE grade 6 in Mathematics is required. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
31 EXTENDED PROJECT QUALIFICATION A LEVEL Why should I study EPQ? The EPQ is a chance for you to develop your independent research and project skills. It can be on anything you want, the choice is yours. There are of course, guidelines you must follow but this is a perfect opportunity to develop the skills you need for university, apprenticeships or the world of work. The EPQ can be in the form of either: a dissertation, an investigation/field study with statistical analysis or a performance. What will I study? It is of course up to you to take advantage of this project, the more you put in, the more you will get out. Generic skills you will develop: Selecting and refining a suitable project objective Time management and organisation Independent research and evaluation of sources Writing and literacy Analysis of ideas and arguments Evaluation of the project process Self-reflective Presentation skills Previous project titles included: What are the motivations and characteristics of serial killers? How does dyslexia affect day to day life in early year s education? Gene doping in sport: The next big thing? How did the women s rights movement of the 20th century help 21st century women? Parkour: Origins and Benefits - An exploration. What factors affect the jury decision making process? For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
32 Why should I choose EPQ? The course enables you to demonstrate your independent learning skills, which universities and employers welcome and value. You can choose your own subject to research in detail. How will I be assessed? You will be assessed on your ability to manage, develop, record and realise your projects. The EPQ is graded on an A*- E scale. The EPQ comprises of a written report, a model, an artefact, a CD/Video/DVD of a performance or other activity or a photographic record of a project. It also includes conducting a presentation and is highly regarded by universities. Next Steps The EPQ is a stand-alone qualification. It helps you gain a toolkit of skills which are vital for further education, especially university and the world of work. You can use your project at interview stage for higher education and could certainly discuss it in your UCAS, apprenticeship and job applications. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*- C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. To study this subject alongside a BTEC Pathway a minimum GCSE grade 6 in English Language is required. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
33 ASHTON ON MERSEY FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME Why should I apply for the Football Scholarship programme? Do you have a passion for football and want to combine this with a BTEC Sport qualification in Sports Development and Coaching? Ashton on Mersey School Football Scholarship programme provides excellent football development and coaching alongside outstanding Sixth Form study opportunities. In addition to this, you will also have the opportunity to obtain industry standard qualifications including; 1st4Sport Level 1 Award in Coaching Football, FA Youth Module 1, FA Referee Qualification, and First Aid qualifications. You will have the opportunity to implement and develop your newly acquired skills through the coaching of Trafford School Boys teams as well as local school teams. Whilst studying you will compete in the North West Colleges League and train with experienced FA and UEFA qualified coaches. Taking part in a programme which will focus on your fitness, nutrition and improving your technical ability, preparing you for the next stage in your chosen career. The Scholarship programme will allow you to successfully combine training and games with your educational commitments, thus making Ashton on Mersey Sixth Form a unique place to study. For more information contact Student Services on ext *2606 or visit
34 What will I study? The areas you will study include Careers in Exercise and Fitness, Coaching and Leadership, Sports Development and the Outdoors. The course has been structured to allow you maximum flexibility in selecting optional units, so that particular interests and career aspirations within the sport and active leisure sector can be reflected in the choice of unit combinations. How will I be assessed? Assessment is through l00% coursework, there are no examinations. All units will be completed gradually throughout the course giving students time to reach their full potential and exceed their targets. Entry Requirements On successful completion of football trials, candidates will be invited to attend individual guidance meetings. MINIMUM SIXTH FORM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 Full Course GCSEs at grade A*-C including English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. Cecil Avenue Sale Cheshire M33 5BP t: e: sixthform@aom.trafford.sch.uk
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