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All students must pick three subjects for Sixth Form. You can also pick an additional enrichment option. Some students take four courses, which you can do, but we would recommend you take three due to the workload and as this is the requirement for employers, apprenticeship providers and universities.
The application process
The application process
The Sixth Form application form for the MSN Sixth Campus is online and is now live. The link is available below or on the front page of our website.
If you would like to apply to one of our other sites, please do so following the link from the apply section of their Virtual Open Evening.
We look forward to meeting you over the coming year; if you have any queries regarding applying for Sixth Form please contact us on sixthformadmin@msnsixth.com or 01761 402280
Apply here: https://tinyurl.com/dhmptjtp
Follow the link from this page or the front page of our website and complete the application form.
Please complete all sections of the application form, including which which courses you wish to attend.
The deadline for applications is 15th December 2023; applications after this time will be accepted but course choices may be limited.
We will contact you via email to update you on your application so please make sure you check your emails regularly.
The next step in the application process is interviews; at the end of January you will receive an invitation giving you a time and date for your interview which will usually be with the Deputy Director of your chosen Sixth Form site.
At interview you will discuss which courses you would like to study, and your career aspirations, to make sure that what you study in Sixth Form will help you on the way to achieving your goals.
In the summer term, when all interviews have been completed, you will receive a provisional offer detailing the courses you have chosen.
On Results Day we will send formal offers based on your GCSE results. We will also be available to support you.
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