COLLEGE HELPS TO PUT YOU ON THE PATH TOABRIGHT FUTURE WITH A RANGE OF ACADEMIC AND VOCATIONAL COURSES AND A CHOICE OF APPRENTICESHIPS 

T Levels are a new qualification, equivalent to 3 A-levels, which focus on vocational skills to support students into skilled employment, higher study or apprenticeships. T Levels suit students who want to work towards a skilled occupation, prefer a practical approach to learning and want to get significant work experience as part of their learning experience. Each T Level includes an in-depth 45-day industry placement providing valuable experience in the workplace. 

Apprenticeships Dudley College also offers a diverse range of apprenticeships covering accountancy, hairdressing, construction, engineering, early years, children and education, health and social care, hospitality and catering, motor vehicle, sports and leisure and many popular apprenticeships for business such as business administration, customer services, team leading and management. Apprentices earn a salary while working towards their career goal, developing skills and knowledge whilst in the workplace and studying for a level 2 or3qualification at the same time. An apprenticeship can also lead to a degree level qualification. Apprenticeships can be a fast-track career option and often apprentices move up the career ladder quickly. 

A-levels at Dudley Sixth Dudley Sixth offers over 30 A-levels including: Accounting, Biology, Business, Chemistry, Classics, Computer Science, Criminology (Applied), Economics, English Language, English Literature, Environmental Science, Extended Project Qualification (EPQ), Film Studies, Fine Art, French, Geography, Geology, German, Graphic Communication, History, ICT (BTEC), Law, Mathematics, Media Studies, Philosophy, Photography, Physics, Politics, Product Design, Psychology, Religious Studies, Sociology, Sport, Statistics and Physical Education and Textile Design. 

Dudley Sixth students celebrated their A-level results last year with an overall pass rate of 99.8% and 100% pass rate in 31 of the 32 subjects studied. The percentage of students achieving higher grades increased again from the previous year with 89.4% of students achieving grades A-C and the percentage of students receiving A*/A increasing by almost 2% on the previous year.