Introduction to the AQA Baccalaureate

 

The AQA Bacc is a complete curriculum programme that allows your students to achieve a suite of qualifications and additional skills to help them stand out from the crowd.

These are the key documents you need to deliver the AQA Bacc:

Benefits of the AQA Bacc

The AQA Bacc is a rigorous academic qualification available to any student studying at least three A-levels. It adds value to your students' core A-level subjects through broader study, the Extended Project Qualification and enrichment activities. The AQA Bacc also:

  • can be tailored to fit with your curriculum
  • celebrates qualities such as community spirit, perseverance, team-working and communication
  • transfers responsibility for part of the programme to your students to foster self-reliance, initiative and motivation
  • helps you fulfil your broader education aims via a complete sixth form programme.

Benefits to students

Your students are free to study their chosen A-level subjects, while creating their own sixth-form programme. The AQA Bacc provides them with:

How the Bacc works
  • a solid academic foundation with the skills that universities have identified as important
  • independent learning, community spirit, leadership and work-related skills
  • a record of their extra curricular achievements to include in UCAS personal statements and discuss at interview

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