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NewVIc College was rated as 'outstanding' in its latest Ofsted inspection. NewVic offers more A level subjects in any college in the area and in 2006 100% pass rates were acheived in Economics, English Language, Media Studies, Financial Services, Dance, Further Maths, Music Technology and others. In advanced vocational subjects, 99% of students passed their course.

Making choices about your studies and your career can be a complicated process. If you want to ensure you make the right decisions about your future, you should take every opportunity to receive guidance. Coming to a NewVIc+ event is an ideal way of finding out about the options open to you. To find out more about this years NewVIc+ programme download the latest Sussed 11 page or visit the NewVIc+ website at www.newvic.ac.uk/plus

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New Vic - info for YR11 students Year 11 is a very busy year. As well as completing coursework and studying for you exams you will also start to plan your future. Over the next year you will have a range of opportunities to do this at NewVic, no matter what your career aspirations are. New Vic+ is a programme of events and activities that will offer you advice on different subjects and where they can take you. Also, find out why so many students choose to study at NewVic.	> Download PDF
A step by step guide to applying to NewVIc	> Download PDF
From School to Sixth Form - New Vic Dazie Osahon Obasuyi tells us about her first term at NewVic and what it was like to move from secondary school to a sixth form college.	> Download PDF
New VIc looking to the future... - info for YR 9 Students It may seem a long way off, but if you are thinking of going to college at sixteen, the decisions you make in Year 9 will be crucial. Your choices and your GCSE results will affect the pathway you will be able to follow in the coming years. For example, if you want to be a doctor one day, you will need to start preparing now. In order to study medicine at university, you will need good grades in biology and chemistry at A-level. But to study chemistry or biology at A-level you will need to work hard to get five grade C’s or above at GCSE, including maths and science. Download the pdf doc to find out more about the facilities at NewVIc 6th Form College, the kinds of exciting activities students get involved in and where NewVIc students have progressed to after their studies.	> Download PDF