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<a https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7467335'> Year 12s: what will be the first way you research your future options? >>

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My family are awkwardly moving at the end of my AS year, which means i potentially have to start a new sixth form. I have the option of doing my A levels at home (which looks really complicated), starting a new sixth form, or commuting back to the isle of wight from Southampton. I have no idea what is best.
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Original post by EllieLucy2
My family are awkwardly moving at the end of my AS year, which means i potentially have to start a new sixth form. I have the option of doing my A levels at home (which looks really complicated), starting a new sixth form, or commuting back to the isle of wight from Southampton. I have no idea what is best.


My vote would be a new sixth form. If it's a sixth form college then there will likely be quite a few people joining for the A2 year so you won't be alone. I personally couldn't home study A-Levels as I find I learn much more efficiently in a classroom than at home. Commuting sounds pretty crazy to me but if it's financially viable and doesn't take too long then I suppose it's an option.

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