Surely GCSE’s are more accepted qualifications?
But will employers accept these qualifications?
What if my child wants to go to university one day – won’t she need GCSE’s and A Levels to get there?
Why are the courses at Trinity a good choice for my child?
Can my child’s qualifications get them into College?
Will their choice of courses be limited at college?
What sort of courses have students at Trinity gone on to?
What have our students said about their time at Trinity?
I want my child to be able to cope in the real world – how does Trinity prepare him for this?
Is Trinity a ‘soft option’?
What if my child wants to go to university one day – won’t she need GCSE’s and A Levels to get there?
The courses at Trinity can be seen as a stepping-stone to higher education: there are different routs to similar goals and at Trinity, we have selected a path that we believe offers a positive opportunity for your child.
We offer vocational courses and practical Life Skills to give our students a wide range of choice. Some students will be able to go on to study a vocational degree at university, others will choose Apprenticeships, whilst others will study courses at the equivalent of GCSE or A level. Each student is an individual and we encourage them to do the very best that they can, at what ever level is an realistic reflection of their ability.
