A levels for medicine as a home schooled student is possible
A levels are changing and as such, from September 2015 the "practical" element of the A levels in Chemistry, Biology and Physics will no longer be a part of the qualification, but will now be an additional certificate referred to as a Practical Endorsement. Basically, if you want to complete just the theory side of a science (for UCAS points towards admission for a non science degree) you can, however if you want to study medicine you will NEED to complete the Practical Endorsement.
You are able to complete the theory on your own and take the "Practical Endorsement" workshops at a local college or centre who offers it - LearnOnline offers Practical Endorsement Workshops. You can sit the exams at your local centre and gain your qualification in 2017 for university application.
With the high grades required for Medicine, I would suggest studying with an online/distance provider rather than just "self study" At A level, it is very useful to be able to be able to ask questions and get support for an experienced tutor.
A number of our learners are home schooled who have completed their iGCSEs and do not want to study A levels in a classroom environment and wish to take advantage of the flexibility that "at home study" offers them. Our Science A level courses are just £999, which includes all course material, course text books, dedicated tutor support and attendance at our
Practical Endorsement workshops. As a home schooled student, you will be able to speak to our UCAS team to help you with your Uni application too!
I have included some links to our courses below, if there is anything I can do to help, just ask
A level Biology with Practical EndorsementA level Chemistry with Practical EndorsementA level Physics with Practical EndorsementWhatever route you decide to choose, Good Luck for the future and enjoy your studies.
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