subject: Childrens Education [print this page] Once this section of education has been completed, students may then choose to go into further educations. Once the student has taken their GCSE examinations, they may be eligible to move on to college or sixth form (providing they gain the required results). This stage, like Primary and Secondary, can be state funded or independent. During these years, students may learn about other subjects not typically taught in schools, such as Media Studies, Psychology, Law, Theatre Studies and a wide variety of other topics. Going to college or sixth form allows students to gain more advanced qualifications, allowing them into more complex jobs, or simply giving them the grades they need to transition into higher education once their 2 year course has been completed.
