EPQ and Volunteering

EPQ: A Gateway to Academic Excellence (In the opinion of students)

Cardiff Sixth Form College proudly offers the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ), a valuable opportunity for students to embark on independent research journeys. The EPQ isn’t just an optional qualification; it’s a chance to hone critical thinking, communication, and project management skills alongside A-levels.

Students delve into diverse topics, crafting projects ranging from drones to websites, artworks to music compositions. The EPQ’s weight equals half an A-level, and its prestige extends to universities and employers. Success stories abound, with every Cardiff Sixth Form College EPQ student achieving an exceptional A* grade.

Volunteering: Building Community, Building Character

Cardiff Sixth Form College believes in the power of community service. Encouraging students to give back, the college offers various avenues for volunteering, fostering a sense of social responsibility. Initiatives include participating in the Duke of Edinburgh Award, volunteering at local charities, tutoring underprivileged children, and organizing community service events like clean-up days and food drives.

The college recognizes the dual benefits of community service, impacting both students and the community. Beyond the altruistic aspect, students develop leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills crucial for future endeavors. Cardiff Sixth Form College is not just shaping academic achievers but also responsible, community-oriented individuals.

Subject-Specific Talks at Cardiff Sixth Form College Enrichment Weeks

Beyond the Classroom: Enrichment Weeks Unleash Passions

Cardiff Sixth Form College takes education beyond the classroom with its Enrichment Weeks, providing students with opportunities to explore interests and passions. These weeks, structured around specific themes, supplement the regular curriculum, offering a rich array of activities and events.

The highlight of Enrichment Weeks at Cardiff Sixth Form College is the subject-specific talks and workshops. These sessions connect students with experts, delivering insights, and trends in their chosen fields. The talks are not just informative but also interactive, fostering engaging discussions and questions.

Interactive Learning: Workshops and Practical Sessions

In addition to talks, Enrichment Weeks offer hands-on experiences through workshops and practical sessions. These interactive learning environments enable students to explore interests and develop skills in a supportive atmosphere. Workshops go beyond theory, providing a stimulating space for students to learn, participate, and grow.

Cardiff Sixth Form College’s Enrichment Weeks embody a commitment to holistic education, ensuring students not only excel academically but also discover and nurture their passions.