The Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) provides students with an opportunity to study an area of personal interest or activity outside their main program of study i.e. other A-level subjects. Students plan, research, document, and prepare a final presentation about their project product (essay, artifact, composition, film, etc.) and process including a question and answer session. An evaluation is completed and the final product and production log is submitted for assessment. The EPQ enables students to develop and improve their own learning, critical thinking, and evaluation skills. All students receive the ‘taught element’ delivered at the start of the course which includes: • Research skills. • Ethical guidelines. • ICT skills. • Time, resource, and task management skills. • Referencing and use of sources. • Presentation skills. They are also allocated a designated supervisor who will meet with them on a regular basis to review their progress.
You must have achieved five GCSEs at grade 4 or better. GCSE English grade 4.
Students are assessed in four key areas: • Management of the project (20%) • Use of resources (20%) • Development and realization of the project (40%) • Review (20%) The qualification is worth 50% of an A Level and up to 28 UCAS points.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Cumberland |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | High Street, Wigton, CA7 9PX |
The Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) provides students with an opportunity to study an area of personal interest or activity outside their main program of study i.e. other A-level subjects. Students plan, research, document, and prepare a final presentation about their project product (essay, artifact, composition, film, etc.) and process including a question and answer session. An evaluation is completed and the final product and production log is submitted for assessment. The EPQ enables students to develop and improve their own learning, critical thinking, and evaluation skills. All students receive the ‘taught element’ delivered at the start of the course which includes: • Research skills. • Ethical guidelines. • ICT skills. • Time, resource, and task management skills. • Referencing and use of sources. • Presentation skills. They are also allocated a designated supervisor who will meet with them on a regular basis to review their progress.
You must have achieved five GCSEs at grade 4 or better. GCSE English grade 4.
Students are assessed in four key areas: • Management of the project (20%) • Use of resources (20%) • Development and realization of the project (40%) • Review (20%) The qualification is worth 50% of an A Level and up to 28 UCAS points.