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The Courses
At Bodmin College, we offer an exhilarating and unique way of studying through a combination of subject and course choices that are designed to enable you to move a step closer to your future aspirations. Individualised Programmes of Study are personalised through the extensive range of choices available in subject areas and across our Enrichment Opportunities, with all students having access to our Accessing Professions mentoring programme.
A and AS Level
Fine Art
Art, Craft & Design
Biology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Drama & Theatre
English Language
English Literature
French/Spanish
Geography
History
Mathematics
Further Mathematics
Media Studies
Music (A Level)
Philosophy of Religion & Ethics
Photography & Digital Art
Physics
Physical Education
Psychology
BTEC and Vocational
Applied Science
Beauty Therapy
Business
Construction
Child Care & Education
Dance
Extended Project
Fashion & Clothing
Fitness Instructing
Graphic Design
Hairdressing
Health & Social Care
ICT Practitioners
Core Mathematics
Music (BTEC)
Outdoor Education
Pathways
Perspectives on Science
Production Arts & Technical Theatre
Sport
Sport Studies
Work Skills
Enrichment Opportunities
Arts Award
D of E Award
Elite Academy
Football Academy
Netball Academy
Rugby Academy
16-19 Study Programmes
Bodmin College follows, as is appropriate to student’s requirements, the Department of Education’s (DfE) guidance (January 2016) on 16 to 19 study programmes on the planning and delivery of 16 to 19 study programmes.At Bodmin College, 16 to 19 study programmes are designed to provide students with a structured and challenging individualised learning programme that supports their development and progression in line with their future career plans. All study programmes for all students should:include one or more academic, applied or vocational qualifications that stretch the student and link clearly to training, employment or higher education, or work preparation and an extended work placement for those students who are not ready for study at level 2, or who are on a traineeshiprequire students who do not have GCSE A*-C in maths or English to work towards the achievement of these qualificationsallow for meaningful work experience (related to the vocational area) and/or other non-qualification activity to develop students’ personal skills and/or prepare them for employment, training or higher/further education.All study programmes focus on maximising progression to the next stage of education, employment or an apprenticeship.you'll be a pro the second you start using it.