Seminars and Interview Sessions

UK State Sixth Form College Seminar ( + Admission Data Analysis of Non-Jupas Route)

Studying GCE A-levels in a State Sixth Form College is the cheapest option in sixth-form, where tuition and accommodation expenses can start at around HKD$160,000 every year. The GCE A-levels qualifications also have the advantage, which reserves the possibility for students to apply to universities in Hong Kong via the Non-Jupas route. If the Non-Jupas application were successful, your overall education expenses would be much smaller than studying in a university in the UK!

In the seminar, The College of Richard Collyer will introduce you aspects of the study life in a state sixth form college, while British United will complement the discussion with an analysis of Admission Data via the Non-Jupas route:

• Study Life in a State Sixth-Form College: Frances Boulter, Admissions and International Manager from The College of Richard Collyer will introduce you the typical study life in a State Sixth-Form College, covering issues such as teaching quality, facilities, subject choices in GCE A-levels, entry requirement and university destination of past students.
• Admission Data Analysis of Non-Jupas Route (Hong Kong): Based on admission data of local universities of the past few years, British United will show you how big a chance you have in securing a place via the Non-Jupas route. It turns out that a huge difference exists in different academic disciplines!
• Successful Cases Sharing: Karen and Oscar, graduates from The College of Richard Collyer and also BU students, will attend the Seminar to share their experience studying in The College of Richard Collyer and in dealing with Non-Jupas applications. Karen and Oscar are studying in Chinese University of Hong Kong and University of Hong Kong respectively.

The College of Richard Collyer
The 26^th Best State Sixth Form College in the UK

The College of Richard Collyer is one of the 26^th best state sixth form colleges in the UK. Its history can be traced back to 1540. The College now mainly offers GCE A-levels programmes with options of more than 40 subjects. In 2017, 57% of students were able to achieve A*-B in GCE A-levels. Teaching quality and learning support are also highly rated by the Ofsted, the government inspection body, granting it the highest “Outstanding” rating in these areas. In the past few years, the College has visited Hong Kong every year, during which they also meet with parents of existing students, helping parents keep track of the latest progress of their sons and daughters.

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