Leyton Sixth Form College

Leyton Sixth Form College is a public college located in the London Borough of Waltham Forest. This college is the second sixth form college in Southern England to reach a licence, and from 2011, it has been the only college in London to acquire their own operating warrant for the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award project. The college has achieved the Investors in People Gold Award, one of the most prestigious honors that is obtained by 1% of United Kingdom’s corporations. In April 2013, when Leyton Sixth Form College won the British Colleges Sport’s annual award, it was nominated to be the best college in London for sport. Courses and specialismsThe college offers a wide mix of academic and vocational full-time courses, containing more than 35 A level subjects, 15 BTEC subjects, some International GCSE subjects, GNVQ subjects and ESOL programmes. Yearly course analyses are extensive and burdensome. The college has formal partnerships with Imperial College London, Queen Mary University of London and the University of Westminster.

Leyton Sixth Form College is a public college located in the London Borough of Waltham Forest. This college is the second sixth form college in Southern England to reach a licence, and from 2011, it has been the only college in London to acquire their own operating warrant for the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award project. The college has achieved the Investors in People Gold Award, one of the most prestigious honors that is obtained by 1% of United Kingdom’s corporations. In April 2013, when Leyton Sixth Form College won the British Colleges Sport’s annual award, it was nominated to be the best college in London for sport. Courses and specialismsThe college offers a wide mix of academic and vocational full-time courses, containing more than 35 A level subjects, 15 BTEC subjects, some International GCSE subjects, GNVQ subjects and ESOL programmes. Yearly course analyses are extensive and burdensome. The college has formal partnerships with Imperial College London, Queen Mary University of London and the University of Westminster.