How you'll learn and be assessed
This programme combines classroom learning with practical lab sessions, independent study, and hands-on projects tackling real-world engineering challenges. Students will also need a scientific calculator and an internet-enabled computer for research.
Assessments vary: A Levels are exam-based, AAQ Engineering includes exams and coursework, and the EPQ is evaluated through a project or essay with a reflective log. Regular assessments, such as mock exams and practical exercises, ensure steady progress.
Entry requirements
- Minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade 5 or above, including English.
- At least grade 6 in Maths and Physics.
Progression opportunites
Graduates of the Space Pathway achieve 3.5 A Levels and a competitive edge for their next steps. Possible pathways include:
- Studying space science or aerospace engineering at top universities.
- Higher Apprenticeships, such as Level 4 Space Engineering Technician roles.
- Entry into the industry as a junior technician, ready to make your mark.