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A level students were overjoyed as they discovered the results that would allow them to move on to study degree courses.
Vocational courses, including BTEC qualifications, achieved an exceptional pass rate, reflecting the College’s commitment to excellence in practical and career-focused education.
The College’s T Level programmes, the newest addition to its curriculum, also celebrated a remarkable success rate. These qualifications combine classroom learning with industry placements, equipping learners with the skills and knowledge required to excel in their chosen fields.
The College’s reputation, support, dedication and investment into its facilities continues to have a positive impact on learners’ experience, with them achieving even higher levels of success rates this Summer.
Imaan Webber is celebrating after achieving AAA grades in A level Media, Photography and Sociology and is now looking forward to studying Digital Media at the University of Birmingham. She said “I have had a great experience at Halesowen College with staff who encouraged me to work hard and that hard work has paid off.”
Thomas Emms is celebrating an A in Sociology, B in History and C in Politics. He plans to head off to University of Birmingham to study History and Politics.
Abbie White achieved A in Fine Art and A in Graphics with her future sights set on a career in Art and Design.
Muhammad Rahman celebrated grades A in Graphic Communication, B in Media and B in Photography and is also set to go to the University of Birmingham.
Katie Skett, Curriculum Director for T Level in Early Years and Education, expressed her pride in the T Level learners, stating: “I am immensely proud of the learners and the team. They have all worked so hard to achieve these results, and their success is a testament to their resilience and dedication.”
The College continues to invest in its facilities, people and curriculum to ensure that students have the best opportunities to succeed, whether progressing to university, employment or further training. The achievements of this year’s cohort serve as an inspiration to future learners considering Halesowen College as the next step in their academic and professional development.
To view the range of courses at Halesowen College please visit our website at www.halesowen.ac.uk.
A level students were overjoyed as they discovered the results that would allow them to move on to study degree courses.
Vocational courses, including BTEC qualifications, achieved an exceptional pass rate, reflecting the College’s commitment to excellence in practical and career-focused education.
The College’s T Level programmes, the newest addition to its curriculum, also celebrated a remarkable success rate. These qualifications combine classroom learning with industry placements, equipping learners with the skills and knowledge required to excel in their chosen fields.
The College’s reputation, support, dedication and investment into its facilities continues to have a positive impact on learners’ experience, with them achieving even higher levels of success rates this Summer.
Imaan Webber is celebrating after achieving AAA grades in A level Media, Photography and Sociology and is now looking forward to studying Digital Media at the University of Birmingham. She said “I have had a great experience at Halesowen College with staff who encouraged me to work hard and that hard work has paid off.”
Thomas Emms is celebrating an A in Sociology, B in History and C in Politics. He plans to head off to University of Birmingham to study History and Politics.
Abbie White achieved A in Fine Art and A in Graphics with her future sights set on a career in Art and Design.
Muhammad Rahman celebrated grades A in Graphic Communication, B in Media and B in Photography and is also set to go to the University of Birmingham.
Katie Skett, Curriculum Director for T Level in Early Years and Education, expressed her pride in the T Level learners, stating: “I am immensely proud of the learners and the team. They have all worked so hard to achieve these results, and their success is a testament to their resilience and dedication.”
The College continues to invest in its facilities, people and curriculum to ensure that students have the best opportunities to succeed, whether progressing to university, employment or further training. The achievements of this year’s cohort serve as an inspiration to future learners considering Halesowen College as the next step in their academic and professional development.
To view the range of courses at Halesowen College please visit our website at www.halesowen.ac.uk.
