Studying an AS/A Level programme with us? The minimum entry requirements for all the AS/A Level programmes are 5 GCSEs at grade C or above, including MAths and/or English Language. However, certain subjects attract higher entry requirements such as ...

Our A Level courses fall into four main groups. Learners often choose A Levels from more than one group, based on the subjects they enjoy, are good at and would like to carry on into a career. Having a breadth of subjects will not necessarily restrict y ...

3 steps to becoming a student at Blackpool and The Fylde College Step 1: Application Step 2: Interview / Offer Step 3: Enrolment Step 1: Applying for a course in Further Education As soon as ...

Download Propsectus 2012 Further Education Prospectus   (A-Level Academy, Vocational Academy) ...

For a tour of the Academy and the chance to chat to tutors, why not come along to one of our open days. All open days are held at the Bispham Campus Saturday 1st October 2011, 10.30am - 2.00pm Wednesday 9th November 2011, 4.30 - 7.00pm ...

Student Services Providing support and welfare for students, including international students. The staff in our Student Services Advice Centres are there to make sure you enjoy your time here and achieve your goals in life. They can offer you help ...

This is your one-stop-shop for deciding on your choices and pursuing your application to Blackpool and The Fylde College. Our combination of ‘taster’ and ‘interview’ are absolutely the best way to give yourself confidence that you have made the right ch ...

Name: Nichola Pope Age: 19 High School: St Mary’s Course: A Levels in Sociology, English Language/Literature and Media Why College? It seemed really welcoming here and I liked the fact you have more freedom. ...

Work out which study route and profession is for you The following information is a guide to the different types of careers available. Simply click on the area that interests you to find out which professions are open to you. Then ...

Our A Level courses fall into four main groups. Learners often choose A Levels from more than one group, based on the subjects they enjoy, are good at and would like to carry on into a career. Having a breadth of subjects will not necessa ...