Extended Project Qualification
The A-level-equivalent step, and what universities and employers ask for. It is approved for 16 to 18 study, so it can be taken as part of a study programme.
14 providers teach this exact qualification.
North West3
Rossendale · 18 months
They ask for: Open to all sixth form students
Their versionFreeBootle · 33 weeks
They ask for: https://www.hughbaird.ac.uk/entry-requirements
Liverpool · 1 year
They ask for: Students' suitability will be discussed on an individual basis. A good work ethic is essential.
Their versionFree
West Midlands3
Whitchurch · 1 year
They ask for: To be studied along side a full-time A Level programme
Their versionFree1 year
They ask for: At least 5 GCSEs, or equivalent at grade 4 or above. Can only be studied alongside 3 x A Levels
Their versionFree1 year
They ask for: 4-5 GCSEs at grade 4 (C) or above including English
Their versionFree
South West2
Colyton · 2 years
They ask for: Applicants are required to achieve a minimum of 54 points from the best eight GCSEs (or equivalent) including at least grade 5 at GCSE in English and Maths. Als
Their versionFreeFairford · 24 months
They ask for: Minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade 4 or above.
Their versionFree
South East2
Dartford · 2 years
They ask for: 5 GCSE 9-4 including English and maths
Their versionFreeSt Simon Stock Catholic School
Maidstone · 1 year
They ask for: The EPQ is available to any student studying level 3 courses in the Sixth Form.
Their versionFree
London1
Bishop Ramsey Church of England School
Ruislip · 1 year
Entry requirements not listed.
Their versionFree
East Midlands1
Leicester · 2 years
They ask for: Five Grade 5 grades at GCSE
Their versionFree
East of England1
Norwich · 1 year
They ask for: Achieve at least six grade 4's, with at least four of these being graded at a 5 and above. Each A Level subject has specific entry requirements, with the majori
Yorkshire and The Humber1
Sowerby Bridge · 24 months
Entry requirements not listed.
Their versionFree