Wyke Sixth Form College

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Students enjoying their studies at Wyke College

Wyke College has a broad range of courses to match student interests, ambitions and ability. Most students choose Wyke to study A levels or a BTEC National qualification but we also offer courses at Foundation and GSCE level. The programme of study you will follow at Wyke will depend on your entry qualifications and all applicants will be offered an interview to discuss the options available to them at Wyke.

Wyke Spotlight

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Success for Wyke in League Tables

Wyke students are once again celebrating success in the league tables with an impressive average points score per student in A levels and equivalent qualifications of 832.5. This is a 5.5 point increase on our results from last year and an incredible 111.4 points better than the national average.

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Browse our courses

Wyke offers courses at Level Three, Level Two and Foundation Level. Please use the interface and navigation panels to select a course level that is appropriate to your academic ability. Course Information

Applying to Wyke College

The most important advice is to apply early and don’t leave your application until after your GCSE results. If you encounter any problems applying to Wyke please contact the college Liaison Manager, John Hamlin. How to apply

View our Prospectus

The Wyke College Prospectus gives you all the information you need to choose the correct course for you. You can view the prospectus online, download it or have a copy posted to you. Wyke College Prospectus

Come and Visit Wyke

Wyke College holds open events throughout the year and they are a fantastic opportunity to meet subject teachers, explore the newly built campus and chat to some of our current students. Open Day Calendar

Address
Wyke Sixth Form College
Grammar School Road, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU5 4NX United Kingdom
T:
01482 346347
F:
01482 473336
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