The Extended Project Qualification (also known as the EPQ) is an independent research project completed in Y12 as a compulsory part of the student’s enrichment program. The completed project is equivalent to ½ an A Level in terms of UCAS points. It is highly regarded by universities as it eases the transition from Sixth Form to degree-level study. In fact, many prestigious universities will take it into account when deciding between applicants of equal academic standing. For the award of an EPQ a student has to complete a research project of their own choosing, give a presentation and keep a production log. To enable our Sixth Formers to do this effectively, students are taught a range of research, referencing, presentation, report writing and resource and time management skills. Many students will choose a project that links to a university course or career that they wish to follow in the future. Each student is provided with a supervisor who will monitor their progress by regular individual tutorials.
Five or more GCSE grades 5 to 9.
About Education Provider
Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
Local Authority | East Riding of Yorkshire |
Ofsted Rating | Good |
Gender Type | Co-Educational |
Address | Burton Road, Beverley, HU17 7EJ |
The Extended Project Qualification (also known as the EPQ) is an independent research project completed in Y12 as a compulsory part of the student’s enrichment program. The completed project is equivalent to ½ an A Level in terms of UCAS points. It is highly regarded by universities as it eases the transition from Sixth Form to degree-level study. In fact, many prestigious universities will take it into account when deciding between applicants of equal academic standing. For the award of an EPQ a student has to complete a research project of their own choosing, give a presentation and keep a production log. To enable our Sixth Formers to do this effectively, students are taught a range of research, referencing, presentation, report writing and resource and time management skills. Many students will choose a project that links to a university course or career that they wish to follow in the future. Each student is provided with a supervisor who will monitor their progress by regular individual tutorials.
Five or more GCSE grades 5 to 9.