Why choose a two-year A-level programme when a one-year Foundation programme may be sufficient? It depends on your ambitions. If you aim for a university ranked in the top 7–10, A-levels are essential. If prestige is not your priority, a Foundation programme may be enough.
Although young by British standards, the college has already established its place among the country’s strong academic institutions.
Its students consistently achieve strong academic results and succeed in international STEM olympiads. Year after year, graduates of The National Mathematics and Science College progress to leading universities in the UK and around the world.
A Sixth Form College provides education after secondary school. This private college has taught students since 2004 with excellent results. Cardiff has led the academic league tables of The Times and Daily Telegraph for eight years. In 2024, 95% of A-level grades were A* or A; the A* share was not published. There are three terms per year, costing £24,100–£27,700 per term.
Cardiff has led the academic league tables of The Times and Daily Telegraph for the past eight years.
This Sixth Form College combines the traditions of a British boarding school with a modern college atmosphere. Its university-style campus favours a progressive setting without uniforms over pomp and ceremony. In 2024, 73% of A-level grades were A* or A; the A* share was not published. There are three terms per year, each costing £20,588 including VAT.
In 2024, 73% of A-level grades were A* or A.