Sarah described her time at Hartlepool Sixth Form College as supportive, engaging and enthusiastic.
She said:
“I decided to study at Hartlepool Sixth Form College as it had had a good reputation for achieving good grades and was local. The best thing was the dedicated teachers who understood individual student goals.
They were very committed to giving their own time and enthusiastic with their teaching, often developing their own workbooks, and delivering interactive sessions/experiments. They taught the class as a group but ensured it was relevant for all levels. They helped me to achieve the A-Levels I needed for my university degree. It was good fun too! The chemistry and biology teachers particularly stand out as fantastic teachers, they really made their subjects great.
The College was redeveloped while I was there and had very good facilities with a nice atmosphere.”
Maths and English are everywhere! They are important life skills that will help you to achieve your best in your studies and to progress to your dream career. A GCSE Maths and English qualification could be the difference between being accepted onto a university course or getting a job promotion.
97.2% of our students progress to a positive destination
(*Destination data for Hartlepool Sixth Form students aged 16-18, academic year 2017/18).
We are the College of the Year.
(*Top college nationally for BTECs, Pearson 2019)
100% pass rate in 20 A-Level subjects including Computer Science, Economics, History and Maths.
*Summer 2019
99.1% overall A-Level pass rate
*Summer 2019
We have recently invested in a brand new state-of-the-art digital suite and health simulation ward.
Education technology specialists C-Learning will sponsor Hartlepool Sixth Form’s first Digital Skills Expo.
November 1, 2021
Hartlepool Sixth Form is hosting its first digital festival to celebrate and showcase the exciting and dynamic digital technology and creative secto...
October 27, 2021
Law and politics students were given the opportunity to meet their local MP, Jill Mortimer, during a recent visit to Hartlepool Sixth Form.
September 16, 2021
