The EPQ (Extended Project Qualification), is highly recommended for students applying to university as it demonstrates your ability to write and reference academically and provides evidence that you have a real interest in your subject. It mirrors the independent style of learning required for success at degree level and in the workplace. If you pursue your chosen project well, your EPQ can earn you up to 28 extra UCAS points for an A* which could just tip the scales in your favour when it comes to getting into the university of your choice! With the EPQ you are free to conduct your own in-depth research into an aspect of any subject (including those which may not be currently offered e.g. sociology, psychology, politics etc) under the supervision of a teacher. They’ll be there to advise and guide you as you delve deeply into the subject.
All students will be given the opportunity to complete an EPQ.
There are three parts to the qualification: • A log recording how you manage and research the project. • A 5,000-word written report or essay or 1000 words plus an artefact. • A presentation.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Westmorland and Furness |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Troutbeck Bridge, Windermere, LA23 1HW |
The EPQ (Extended Project Qualification), is highly recommended for students applying to university as it demonstrates your ability to write and reference academically and provides evidence that you have a real interest in your subject. It mirrors the independent style of learning required for success at degree level and in the workplace. If you pursue your chosen project well, your EPQ can earn you up to 28 extra UCAS points for an A* which could just tip the scales in your favour when it comes to getting into the university of your choice! With the EPQ you are free to conduct your own in-depth research into an aspect of any subject (including those which may not be currently offered e.g. sociology, psychology, politics etc) under the supervision of a teacher. They’ll be there to advise and guide you as you delve deeply into the subject.
All students will be given the opportunity to complete an EPQ.
There are three parts to the qualification: • A log recording how you manage and research the project. • A 5,000-word written report or essay or 1000 words plus an artefact. • A presentation.