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AS-level

AS (Advanced Subsidiary) is the first half of an A-level, and is also a qualification in its own right.

If you’re hoping to study an academic subject at university, then A-levels might be for you. Available in a wide range of subjects, these are usually taken by students aged 16-19 years of age and are completed over a period of two years.

For those looking to study A-levels, a wider range of subjects and combinations is available through the North Pembrokeshire Federation allowing you to choose from subjects delivered at any of the Federation centres. To enable this to happen timetables have been aligned and where necessary transport between centres is provided. View the North Pembrokeshire Federation website for more information.

Art - Fine Art > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Biology > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Business Studies > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Chemistry > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
English Language and Literature > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
English Literature > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Environmental Studies > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Film Studies > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Health and Social Care > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Law > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Mathematics > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Mathematics - Further > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Media Studies > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Photography > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Physics > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Psychology > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time
Sociology > AS-level, A2-level > Level 3 > Full-time

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The College takes all reasonable steps to provide the educational services and courses as described above. Details are correct at the time of editing but may be subject to change without prior notice. Courses will not run if student numbers are insufficient. The College has the right to refuse individuals entry to courses in certain circumstances. Prospective students may be advised of more suitable alternatives, if appropriate.