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Many schools and colleges are unable to offer every A Level or GCSE subject. Some specialist qualifications, such as Geology, Environmental Science, Classical Civilisation and Citizenship Studies, may only be available at a limited number of centres.
Wessex Academia specialises in providing expert one-to-one tuition in subjects that are often difficult to access locally. Whether you're a sixth-form student, independent learner, home-educated student or adult returning to education, our personalised programmes give you the opportunity to study the subject you want, regardless of where you live.
Potential candidates with Wessex Academia can study towards GCSE, IGCSE and A-Level in a variety of subjects. Specialist subjects are detailed below, however we can accommodate all mainstream subjects, please just ask and book an appointment to speak with an advisor today!
We are also developing bespoke online programmes outside of the main OFQUAL system, and at just £100 to enrol and complete - what is stopping you?!
With differing levels of support available, depending on which package you choose, we are able to cater for students of any age. So even if you think you are too old to study now, think again! We also suit international students, however you would need to visit the UK for your exams. This can be done on a visitor visa, but restrictions apply in line with UK Immigration Rules.
Please note examinations are currently only in London, and require physical attendance, but let us know if you would like us to consider a local examination centre within the UK, as this may be possible.
We offer French, Spanish and Mandarin, at GCSE and A-Level.
Develop the confidence to communicate in another language while gaining a deeper understanding of the cultures and societies in which it is spoken. Our Modern Languages programmes combine language development with the study of contemporary issues, literature, film and cultural topics, helping students become confident, independent linguists.
The course develops speaking, listening, reading and writing skills alongside critical thinking and cultural awareness. It provides an excellent foundation for university study and careers in international business, law, diplomacy, education, tourism, translation and many other professions where language skills are highly valued.
Speaking exams are included in the fee, however you will need to pay a £50 languages add-on fee.
Step into the world of Ancient Greece and Rome through one of the humanities' most fascinating subjects. A Level Classical Civilisation explores classical literature, mythology, religion, politics, philosophy and the ancient world, examining how these remarkable civilisations continue to influence modern society.
Whether you're interested in epic stories such as The Odyssey, Greek tragedy, Roman history or the enduring legacy of the classical world, this course develops analytical, essay-writing and critical thinking skills that are highly valued by universities and employers alike. GCSE knowledge of Latin or Greek is required for A-Level study.
Discover the story of our planet through the study of rocks, fossils, earthquakes, volcanoes and the processes that have shaped the Earth over billions of years. A Level Geology combines practical science with field-based investigation, helping students understand how the Earth works and how geological processes continue to influence our environment.
The course develops scientific investigation, problem-solving and analytical skills while exploring topics such as plate tectonics, Earth's history, mineral resources and geological hazards. It is an excellent choice for students considering careers in geology, environmental science, geography, engineering or the Earth sciences.
Explore the forces that shape society and the way we live. A Level Sociology examines topics such as families, education, crime, the media and social inequality, encouraging students to question assumptions and understand the social issues that influence everyday life.
The course develops critical thinking, analytical and essay-writing skills through the study of sociological theories and contemporary research. It provides an excellent foundation for university study and careers in fields such as law, criminology, psychology, education, social work and public policy.
Develop a deeper understanding of the legal system and the principles that underpin justice in England and Wales. A Level Law explores criminal law, tort law, the legal system and the role of law in society, encouraging students to analyse legal issues and apply the law to real-life situations.
The course develops logical reasoning, problem-solving and essay-writing skills while building confidence in legal analysis and evaluation. It provides an excellent foundation for university study and careers in law, criminology, policing, public service, politics and many other professions where critical thinking and analytical skills are highly valued.
Gain an understanding of how successful organisations are created, managed and developed. A Level Business Studies explores key areas including marketing, finance, operations, human resources and strategic decision-making, helping students understand how businesses respond to opportunities and challenges in a competitive world.
The course develops commercial awareness, analytical thinking and problem-solving skills through the study of real businesses and current economic issues. It provides an excellent foundation for university study and careers in business, management, finance, marketing, entrepreneurship and many other professional fields.
Understand how individuals, businesses and governments make decisions in a world of limited resources. A Level Economics explores topics such as markets, inflation, unemployment, economic growth, international trade and government policy, helping students develop a deeper understanding of the forces that shape national and global economies.
The course develops analytical, evaluative and problem-solving skills through the application of economic theory to real-world issues. It provides an excellent foundation for university study and careers in economics, finance, business, public policy, banking, accountancy and many other professions where economic understanding is highly valued.
Explore some of life's biggest questions through the study of reason, knowledge, ethics and the nature of reality. A Level Philosophy encourages students to think critically, evaluate complex arguments and consider a wide range of philosophical perspectives on topics that continue to shape modern thought.
The course develops logical reasoning, analytical thinking and essay-writing skills through the study of philosophical ideas and debates. It provides an excellent foundation for university study and careers in law, politics, education, journalism, public service and many other professions where clear reasoning and critical analysis are highly valued.
Develop a deeper understanding of how the United Kingdom is governed and the role citizens play in a democratic society. GCSE Citizenship Studies explores topics such as democracy, politics, the legal system, human rights and active citizenship, encouraging students to engage with the issues that affect their communities and the wider world.
The course develops critical thinking, decision-making and evaluation skills while helping students understand how laws are made, how governments are held to account and how individuals can bring about positive change. It provides an excellent foundation for further study and careers in law, politics, public service, journalism and many other fields where an understanding of society and civic participation is valued.
Explore the relationship between people and the natural world through the study of environmental systems and the challenges facing our planet. A Level Environmental Science combines biology, chemistry, physics and geography to examine topics such as ecosystems, biodiversity, climate change, resource management and sustainable development.
The course develops scientific investigation, data analysis and critical thinking skills while applying scientific knowledge to real-world environmental issues. It provides an excellent foundation for university study and careers in environmental science, conservation, sustainability, ecology, geography and many other fields focused on protecting and managing the natural environment.
Available at A-Level only.
Develop a deeper understanding of how the United Kingdom and other political systems are governed, and explore the ideas that shape modern society. A Level Politics examines topics such as democracy, elections, political parties, government, constitutions and political ideologies, encouraging students to analyse current affairs and evaluate differing viewpoints.
The course develops critical thinking, analytical and evaluative skills while applying political theory to contemporary issues. It provides an excellent foundation for university study and careers in politics, law, public policy, journalism, international relations and many other professions where informed decision-making and effective communication are highly valued.
Develop the skills to collect, interpret and analyse data in an increasingly data-driven world. GCSE Statistics explores topics such as probability, data presentation, sampling and statistical analysis, helping students understand how statistics are used to make informed decisions across a wide range of disciplines.
The course develops logical thinking, problem-solving and analytical skills while applying mathematical techniques to real-world situations. It provides an excellent foundation for further study in mathematics, economics, psychology, the sciences, business and many other subjects where data interpretation and evidence-based reasoning are highly valued.
Explore some of the world's most influential religious beliefs, ethical issues and philosophical ideas. A Level Religious Studies examines topics such as philosophy of religion, ethics and the study of religion, encouraging students to evaluate different viewpoints and develop well-reasoned arguments on complex moral and philosophical questions.
The course develops critical thinking, analytical and essay-writing skills through the study of religious and philosophical concepts. It provides an excellent foundation for university study and careers in law, philosophy, politics, education, public service and many other professions where clear reasoning, ethical awareness and effective communication are highly valued.
Explore the history of human creativity through the study of painting, sculpture, architecture and visual culture from a range of historical periods and artistic movements. A Level History of Art develops an understanding of how works of art reflect the societies, beliefs and cultures in which they were created, while encouraging students to analyse and interpret visual evidence.
The course develops analytical, research and essay-writing skills through the study of significant artists, movements and architectural styles. It provides an excellent foundation for university study and careers in art history, archaeology, architecture, museum and gallery work, heritage, conservation and many other fields where cultural understanding and critical analysis are highly valued.
Explore the world's oceans and the incredible diversity of life they support. International A Level Marine Science examines topics such as marine ecosystems, oceanography, biodiversity, conservation, fisheries and the impact of human activity on the marine environment, helping students develop an understanding of one of the planet's most important natural resources.
The course develops scientific investigation, analytical and problem-solving skills through the study of marine environments and contemporary environmental challenges. It provides an excellent foundation for university study and careers in marine biology, oceanography, conservation, environmental science, fisheries, coastal management and many other fields focused on the sustainable management of our oceans.

Students will work on an independent piece of research, producing either a 5000 word dissertation or a performance or artefact, along with a presentation at the end of the course. Students have regular meetings with their supervisor and sessions with an EPQ skills tutor.
The fee for this course is the 'A-Level 40 hour' equivalent.

This A-Level equivalent is subject to availability, due to the large internal assessment (NEA). A centre must be located that will accept an independent candidate. We attempt to find such a centre only once you apply for this course, but no fee is due until we confirm the centre.
The fee for this course is the 'A-Level 40 hour' equivalent.

This course, in 8 parts, covers the basics of animal welfare science, and involves study equivalent in difficulty to an A-Level. We hope to have this course regulated by OFQUAL in the future.
A practical element is included. The course is studied entirely online and independently using our extensive guidance notes, resources and assessment briefs.
Unit 1: The principles of welfare
Unit 2: Biochemistry and the science of welfare
Unit 3: Studying animal behaviour
Unit 4: Animal Welfare Law
Unit 5: Companion Animal Welfare
Unit 6: Production Animal Welfare
Unit 7: Equine welfare
Unit 8: Working in Animal Welfare
Available from September 2026

This course, in 8 parts, covers the basics of canine science, and involves study equivalent in difficulty to an A-Level. We hope to have this course regulated by OFQUAL in the future.
A practical element is included. The course is studied entirely online and independently using our extensive guidance notes, resources and assessment briefs.
Unit 1: Dog evolution
Unit 2: Physiology
Unit 3: Canine Nutrition
Unit 4: Dog Training Basics
Unit 5: Working with dogs
Unit 6: Dog Health and Medicine
Unit 7: Advanced Dog Training Concepts
Unit 8: Dog Law
Available from September 2026

We are aiming for this to be availably from 2027. Currently, food preparation courses in the UK do not allow abstention from animal product cookery for those who are vegan or cannot work with the animal products on religious grounds.
We aim to change this with our bespoke vegan food preparation course, which will mirror food technology courses but without meat or animal products.
Register your interest today.

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We can arrange practicals to be sat with an external provider in the UK. It is also possible to sit the iGCSE, in which case there are no practicals but if you wish you can attend our learning centre to practice laboratory skills, covered by this add on.

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For subjects requiring a practical element, this additional fee must also be paid. Practicals take place in London, but if you wish to have a mock practice with the practicals, you can pay extra and have a day at our physical learning centre, and if during school holidays, we can offer accommodation. We also offer international A-Level, which means you do not have to do a practical, but can do our unassessed practicals for the experience if you wish.

Materials, EPQ skills tutor sessions, supervisor and exam board entry fee.

Please contact us about this course - the fee depends on the chosen exam centre.
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Access to learning materials and tutor feedback on assessments.

Access to learning materials and tutor feedback on assessments.

Please register your interest in this programme.