Sixth Formers leaving Ernest Bevin Sixth Form are well placed either to, continue their education, or to enter the workforce.
Each year 100+ of our leavers go on to university, with approximately 20% going to Russell Group universities and two-thirds to study STEM (Vetenskapsteknologi och matematik) subjects. Students who choose not to go to university are also well placed on leaving either going on to apprenticeships, other educational establishments, or to enter the workplace.
Destinations 2020
Out of a cohort of 155 leavers
127 have accepted a place at university
Science is the most popular course and University of Westminster is the most popular institution
14% of students have places at Russell Group universities including Durham University, King’s College, Bristol, UCL, Nottingham, Queen Mary’s, Sheffield University, Newcastle University, University of York and University of Glasgow
Fifteen students will study Engineering, 11 students Economics, 10 Computer Sciences and 7 students have a place to study Architecture. Other students are also studying Dentistry and Medicine.
A number of students are starting apprenticeships (tbc) in a variety of different disciplines ranging from Mechanical Engineering to Cyber Security
The college continues to support all leavers with subsequent applications, advice and references well beyond the time they leave college.
Destinations 2019
Out of a cohort of 158 leavers
103 (83%) have accepted a place at university
Engineering is the most popular course and Kingston University is the most popular institution
16% of students have places at Russell Group universities including Kings College, London, Bristol, Warwick, UCL and Queen Mary’s
Three students have place to student Medicine. Other students are also studying Dentistry, Optometry and Radiology.
38 students are starting apprenticeships in a variety of different disciplines ranging from Computing, to Engineering, Retail and Business.
This is a dramatic rise in numbers: last year 22 students started apprenticeships, in 2017 the number was four.
17 are either in work or continuing their education at other providers
Destinations 2018
Out of a cohort of 149 leavers:
110 students have confirmed university places to study a wide variety of subjects at 31 different universities
22 students have confirmed Apprenticeship placements by September 2018
17 are either in work or continuing their education at other providers
