What happens next?
Attend our Summer Induction in July.
You will receive an invitation to attend our Summer Induction in July. At our summer induction you will meet some of your subject teachers and fellow students. You will also have the opportunity to try out some of your courses to make sure you are happy with your choices. You will also get some advice on what you can do over the summer in order to prepare so you can get a head start on your studies.
Want to change courses?
No problem - this offer is fully transferable.
We're interested in you, not just the course you have applied for. Therefore if you want to change courses, that's not a problem. This offer will guarantee you on a place on any course you want - providing that you meet the entry requirements when you come to enrol.
So if you change your mind about what you want to study - don't worry, just let us know and we can get it changed for you. Please contact our admissions team by completing the form on the contact admissions page.


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There is no doubt that STEM (science, technology. engineering, maths) subjects are considered some of the most challenging and demanding subjects out there, however does that mean that other subjects do not hold equal value or provide great career prospects?
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Have you ever considered a career in law, but felt worried about studying a full time law degree? Or simply wanted a more practical route into Law? You’ll be pleased to know that there are many routes into the legal field, from conversion courses to combining both work and study so you may find a route that is suited to your style of learning.
Wider choice and bigger prospects
Joining a sixth form can benefit your life in more ways than one. Apart from preparing you academically for your future career, sixth form can also prepare you mentally, physically and socially, the three main aspects of your life that are affected on a daily basis. Here’s how sixth form can boost your life skills and more importantly how you can get the most out of sixth form.
As you venture out to start a new chapter in your life, there is no doubt that a lingering thought will slowly overtake your mind. How can I acquire an income that will not interfere with my future studies?
Here are 5 ways to inspire you in finding an enjoyable part-time job to kickstart your career.
Inspiring stories: “I am the Student Union President and I am very proud that I can voice student concerns and issues. I love to help others and why not as president to my peers? I believe in making change for young people and I am grateful that the student community voted for me and believe in my abilities.”
Sabiqun is a final year student studying A Levels in Business, Economics alongside a Level 3 Diploma in Financial Services. She is actively involved in college life and has taken advantage of the many opportunities available to students at NewVIc.
This academic year (2024-25), Sabiqun is serving as NewVIc’s Student Union President and has also been involved in the Student Council. Prior to joining sixth form, she was at Lister Community School. We caught up with Sabiqun to find out about her journey.
Inspiring stories: “Being at NewVIc has definitely been one of the greatest times of my life. I have made friends from all walks of life, had a chance to do fun things, and I have been presented on different stages I never thought I would. I really like the community spirit here..”
Aleeza is a final year student studying A Levels in Psychology, English Literature and Religious Studies. She has taken advantage of the many opportunities available to students at NewVIc.
Aleeza is actively involved in college life. This academic year (2023-24), Aleeza served as the college’s Student Union President and also got involved in the Student Council and Student Ambassador volunteering scheme. She is an avid musician and singer and has featured singing alongside music producer Frenchy. Prior to joining NewVIc, she was at Scoil Chriost Ri school in Ireland. We caught up with Aleeza to find out about her journey so far.
Inspiring stories: “I’ve learnt that college is a more nuanced chapter of life. There’s more freedom, there’s more chances to get involved and bring forward opinions and there’s ample amounts of NewVIc staff you can build a good relationship with that you can go to for advice or for issues you face.”
Camecia is an aspiring actor who recently worked tirelessly to spread life-saving messages about breast cancer amongst young people working with the charity CoppaFeel with four other students. She is currently in her second year of studying A Levels in English Literature, English Language, Psychology and a vocational course in Acting. She was a former Norbury Manor Business and Enterprise College student. We caught up with Camecia to find out a little more about her journey so far.
Inspiring stories: “Before I started college I thought I will never get anywhere in life with my disability. Looking back I started to learn that anyone can get to where they want to get to in life, no matter what their disability may be.”
Karolina is an aspiring business entrepreneur who would like to set up her own clothing brand. Living with a disability, she wants to excel in life and show others that they can too. She is currently in her first year of studying Level 2 Business T Level Transition. She was a former Cumberland Community School student. We caught up with Karolina to find out a little more about her journey so far.