Entry requirements are a guide to the general level of qualifications you would expect to have in order to be considered for a particular course, though each application will be dealt with on its own merits.
General Entry Requirements:
Entry Level Courses There are no formal entry requirements for our Entry Level programmes. BTEC Introductory courses, NVQ Level 1 Students will generally have achieved E and F grades in their GCSE examinations.
Note: Some courses may require higher grades in certain subjects. BTEC First Diploma, NVQ/VRQ Level 2 Students will need a minimum 4 GCSE at grade D or above, to include English and Maths. BTEC National Diploma, NVQ/VRQ Level 3, Access Courses*, AS/A2 Levels Students will need to have achieved 5 GCSEs at grade C or above, to include English and Maths and two B grades for 'A' Level.
Note: Some courses may require higher grades in certain subjects. Higher Education: Foundation and Full Honours Degrees Students will generally need to have successfully completed a Level 3 programme of study e.g. AS/A2 levels, BTEC National Diploma, NVQ Level 3.
*Students who apply for Pre-Access and Access courses are usually considered for entry on the basis of their Functional Skills, life and work experience, rather than on formal qualifications held.
Are They Exact? No. They are a guide to help you decide what level of course you should be considering.
Generally, you would expect to move to the next level above the level you attained at school. (e.g. if you received E and F grades in your GCSEs you should expect to enrol on a Level 1 course).
Will I Need to Pass Certain GCSE Subjects? These are general requirements to give you an idea of where to start. Some courses will require different skills, and in some cases individual subjects need certain grades at GCSE.
In addition to considering your GCSE grades for Maths and English, we will assess your functional skills in these subjects to ensure you have a place on the right level of course for your needs.
You should obtain course leaflets from Student Services on 01757 211040, and come and talk to staff at our Open Events to find out which course suits you.
What happens if I don't get the grades? Don't worry. Selby College offers a range of courses at many different levels. Our Student Services advisors will help you choose one that is right for you.
Whichever level you start at it is possible, if you achieve well, to progress to a course at the next level.
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