What routes can you take without A Levels to do law or medicine?
Or something highly academic?
Original post by Anony345533
Or something highly academic?
you need level 3 qualifications
Original post by Anony345533
Or something highly academic?
you could probably find an apprenticeship in some medical roles (like nursing or dentistry or even working in a pharmacy)
Depending on your age, you could do an access to higher education course to apply for law courses. Have a look online at different uni’s entry requirements to see if they accept an access to HE course, which one, and what you need to get in it
Also have a look to see if you are able to do this type of course, for example, you must be at least 19
Also have a look to see if you are able to do this type of course, for example, you must be at least 19
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