The Bournemouth and Poole College

The General Certificate of Education Advanced Level is the diploma required to graduate from secondary school in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
the level at which you can start your studies; it comes before Level 1.
A foundation degree is a credential in and of itself that is intended to provide students with a solid foundation in their subject areas.
Although many students continue on to complete a full degree at The College or a university, foundation degrees are often more professional and technical than higher education at universities.
Typical study time for full-time studies is 600 hours per year.
Following secondary school, education is continued through higher professional and technical degrees as well as basic skills training. This is known as further education (FE).
After secondary school, higher education is an optional step of learning.
Most people believe that only universities can give these, although many colleges collaborate with universities to deliver higher education courses.
Accreditation by Matrix: Matrix is a third-party validation that the knowledge, counsel, and direction we provide helps students make the best educational decisions and plan their careers.
Raising the Participation Age (RPA): All students in England born on or after 1 September 1997 are required to remain in education or training until they are 18 in order to ensure that young people are better equipped for the workforce.
UCAS points: These are the points assigned to post-secondary qualifications; a certain amount of UCAS points are assigned to each qualification and grade.
They serve as entrance points for higher education.