Full Time
15/09/2025
Access to HE is an intensive course and it is important that you understand the commitment. We will ask you to complete initial assessments in English and maths. We would expect you to be able to demonstrate that you are working at Level 1 in maths and Level 2 in English (GCSE level). In addition you will have an interview with an Access to HE lecturer.
Oaklands College has a team of experienced and specialist subject staff who have industry experience and deliver the teaching and learning on the programme. In addition there is a dedicated team of personal tutors who will help you develop your study skills and support you in reaching your full academic potential.
ACCPLS1F/1
1-Year
St Albans Campus
Open College Network London Region
Each unit is assessed through an assignment. This may be a piece of written work, controlled assessment or presentation. Most units are graded pass, merit or distinction. On completion the numbers of passes, merits and distinctions may be used to calculate a UCAS Tariff. Universities will generally set a target for merits / distinctions or a Tariff.
Facilitates a fast track entry into: Police Degree Apprenticeship, Policing Studies Foundation Degree in Policing Studies It can also lead related to HE policing degree programmes such as: BSc (H) Criminological Psychology BSc (H) Psychology and Criminology BSc (H) Police Studies with Criminological Psychology BSc Forensic Investigation Bsc/BA Criminology Police Degree Apprenticeship, Policing Studies Foundation Degree in Policing Studies
Recent students have secured places on degree courses in sociology, crime and psychology, law, outdoor and adventure activities and health and social care.
Potential careers:
Please contact us to find out if you require any specific equipment for this particular course.