Click that, and you go back to the previous screen, where you can type 'Home-educated' or Homeschooled, or Home School, or whatever you want, into the box titled 'School/college/centre name': As of March 2019 there is still no option coming up for home-education/homeschool, or any variant of those terms, but at the bottom of the pop-up Find box you will see a red link at the bottom, 'Click here to enter my school / centre details manually'. The first field is 'School/College/Centre name* ' Click 'Find', then type 'Home'. While filling in the UCAS form online, on the Education section, you have to enter your School/College/Centre. Can anyone advise on how he can correctly indicate that he was home educated for IGCSE? The exam centre we used "doesn't come up on the list", presumably because it was not a school.
Q: My son was home ed for all his IGCSEs, then went to college. The UCAS online form requires you to enter your previous qualifications and the school/college you were attending when you took them. This section is relevant for anyone who took some qualifications while home-educated. You may find the following pages on this wiki helpful :Īdult education - options at 18+ including Access courses.Įxtended Project Qualification (EPQ) and alternatives from home education. The drawback of this is that you have to pay (via student loans) - around £9,000 for the year, whilst it is free to study for A-levels or Btecs at a sixth form or college. If you are over 18 then you have the option of Access Courses too.įoundation degrees at University are another option for those who do not have level 3 qualifications, or do not have them at the right grades to get into their desired course. There are a few exceptions in IT but, while it is fairly easy to find companies keen to sell courses, we have not yet heard from anyone who has successfully completed this route. There are many vocational qualifications such as Btecs and NVQs which are available at college, but you cannot normally study for these from home education because they are based on continuous assessment. These will most commonly be A-levels, but some home - educated students take Open University courses or study for American SATs. If you are aiming for university, you will need to be studying for level 3 qualifications or courses. 10 School Leaver Programmes and Apprenticeships.7 Are my GCSEs good enough for university?.6 Advice from Unis for Home-Ed Applicants.
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