A-levels with 2 GCSE

To be honest, I don't think you can go to a sixth form with 2 GCSEs, even I had problems doing my A levels because I needed another A Level at Minimum grade 6 (I got 7776555) and I needed one of the five's to be a six but in the end they let me after weeks of talking to him, maybe you can try calling colleges but I don't think they would either. Even to do a vocational course you'd need 5 GCSE's minimum. Why don't you take some other GCSEs such as Religious Education, English Lit, and something like Sociology so you can have 5?

If you're self-studying then there are no specific requirements for GCSEs before you start A level courses although for a lot fo subjects you will need the GCSE knowledge to be able to cope with the A level content.

Just found an online learning college that has no requirements besides english and maths. Thank God i was stressing like crazy

An actual college would have a typical offer of 5 GCSEs, but they often aren’t bothered if you have a valid reason for taking less exams. If you have studied the subjects you want to take up to GCSE level, but haven’t taken all the exams for financial reasons, they might accept your maths and English grades as evidence you’re at the right academic level to start A levels.

For example, if you had in 8 in GCSE maths, that would be clear evidence you were at an appropriate level to start A level maths. A high grade in English would be evidence you could start English A level, and probably some other essay subjects too. You would probably struggle to convince them if you wanted to take science subjects without any GCSE science exams though.
What subjects are you thinking of taking at A level?

English, math and psychology.