Our students have once again achieved some impressive results this year. These results are a true testament to their hard work and determination, backed by the fantastic support and encouragement from our inspiring tutors.

Students at Bury College have achieved the following:

  • An exceptional A Level pass rate of 95%*
  • An excellent Level 3 Vocational Courses pass rate of 97%*
  • An overall pass rate of 96%*

 

Hear from our students on their achievements

Our students reflect on their hard work, determination, and the support of the College that has led to them achieving their goals.

A Level student success

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Onyii

“College has really changed me, and I’m feeling so happy with my results. The flexibility of my schedule gave me the time for independent study, which was really key to my success. My tutors saw potential in me, and I’m really grateful to them. I can’t wait to progress into the field of optics and design equipment that’s more reliable for people to use.”

Results: Achieved A Levels in Chemistry (A*), Mathematics (A*), Physics (A)

Progression: Heading to Imperial College London to study Biomedical Engineering

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Waleed

“I’m feeling really happy; all my hard work has paid off. The level of opportunity that A Levels give you is why I chose my subjects. My experience here has been great, and the tutors have really pushed my academic boundaries.”

Results: A Levels in Accounting (A), Business (A*); and Level 3 Law (Distinction*).

Progression: Heading to the University of Manchester to study Management (Accounting and Finance)

Former School: Harper Green School

T Level student success

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Ciara

"I chose my T Level because I wanted hands-on work experience and the opportunity to understand what working in healthcare is really like. My placement in a dementia unit at a care home helped me develop my communication skills and showed me how different professionals work together to support patients. The course has given me the foundation I need for my next step studying at university."

Results: T Level Health: Supporting the Adult Nursing Team, Distinction

Progression: Heading to the University of Manchester to study Adult Nursing

Former School: Our Lady's Roman Catholic High School

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Darcey

"I was surprised by my result. I've always wanted to be a teacher, and so the opportunity to gain work experience on my T Level gave me skills that will be really beneficial at university."

Results: T Level Education and Early Years: Assisting Teaching, Distinction

Progression: Heading to Edge Hill University to study Primary Education with QTS

Former School: Co-op Academy Manchester

Vocational courses student success

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Evie

"My tutors have been a big help. They've supported me through my assignments, and with my application to the Royal Air Force (RAF). They've always taken the time to help me through anything I've been struggling with. I don't think I'd have considered joining the RAF if I hadn't done this course."

Results: Level 3 Public Services, Distinction*

Progression: Pursuing a career in the Royal Air Force

Former School: St Gabriel's RC High School

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Abdullah

"I chose to study Computing because I see it as a great career to get into, and this course has helped me build the skills I need for my future. I’ve developed my programming, communication and teamwork skills, and creating my own game was a highlight of the course."

Results: Level 3 Computing, Triple Distinction

Progression: Heading to Manchester Metropolitan University to study Cybersecurity

Former School: Hazel Wood High School

*Pass rate percentages are correct at the time of publication but are subject to change.

 

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