The Extended Project Qualification (EPQ), is a qualification highly valued by top universities. We offer the EPQ as an additional qualification. If you choose to study the EPQ it requires you to research a topic that you have chosen and is not covered by your other qualifications. It may be inspired by your studies, your plans or a completely different area of interest. You use your research to produce either a 5000-word written report or, in the case of practical projects, an artefact or a production (with a shorter accompanying report of 1000 words). You will complete a production log which details your planning and decision making and you will also be required to give a short presentation to a non-specialist audience. The EPQ provides an opportunity for you to extend your research and independent learning skills beyond your A-level study to learn about a subject of your choice, about which you are passionate; and to prepare for university or even to link to your future career.
5 passes including mathematics and English, where a pass is defined as GCSE 9-4 and pass or better at level 2 BTEC.
The EPQ is assessed to A Level standard and this means students completing an EPQ can earn slightly more UCAS points form this qualification to support your UCAS application and personal statement. You can highlight your interest in studying the EPQ once you have enrolled in Year 12.
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| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | Wakefield |
| Ofsted Rating | Requires improvement |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Wakefield Road, Pontefract, WF9 4AB |
The Extended Project Qualification (EPQ), is a qualification highly valued by top universities. We offer the EPQ as an additional qualification. If you choose to study the EPQ it requires you to research a topic that you have chosen and is not covered by your other qualifications. It may be inspired by your studies, your plans or a completely different area of interest. You use your research to produce either a 5000-word written report or, in the case of practical projects, an artefact or a production (with a shorter accompanying report of 1000 words). You will complete a production log which details your planning and decision making and you will also be required to give a short presentation to a non-specialist audience. The EPQ provides an opportunity for you to extend your research and independent learning skills beyond your A-level study to learn about a subject of your choice, about which you are passionate; and to prepare for university or even to link to your future career.
5 passes including mathematics and English, where a pass is defined as GCSE 9-4 and pass or better at level 2 BTEC.
The EPQ is assessed to A Level standard and this means students completing an EPQ can earn slightly more UCAS points form this qualification to support your UCAS application and personal statement. You can highlight your interest in studying the EPQ once you have enrolled in Year 12.