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Transfer to another college/sixth form that will accommodate you, and understands how your autism impacts you. This way you might be able to complete your A-Levels in a more bearable setting.
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Look for other education. This could be a different course than A-Levels, especially as you are more interested in creative subjects than more academic ones. T-Levels are becoming more and more common, as are other vocational courses. You could maybe look into one in an area of learning that you like, that is less exam based.
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Looking at doing an apprenticeship. This would allow you to possibly begin a career, whilst also gaining qualifications (and earning money!).
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Starting to work full time would be another option if you just don't want to do anymore education.
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