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Homeschool A-levels, without the sixth form
Our homeschool A-level pathway is a full sixth-form alternative: three A-levels taught live for £600 a month at four hours a week each, additional A-levels at £320 a month, a UCAS reference service for university applicants, and a guaranteed exam seat at our own JCQ-approved centres in Birmingham, London and Manchester.
The sixth-form alternative
Same specifications, same exams, same UCAS route as any sixth form, minus the parts that were not working: the commute, the crowds, the one-pace-fits-all teaching. Students keep the structure of a timetable and gain tutors who know exactly where their marks will come from.
Meet the A-level teaching →
Pick three, taught like they matter
Choose any three from our A-level list, each taught live for four hours a week by a specialist, with homework marked personally and mock papers under timed conditions. AQA 7402 Biology, 7405 Chemistry, 7408 Physics and 7357 Maths are the most requested, and other boards are available where a family prefers them.
- Maths
- Further Maths
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Business
- Economics
Want a fourth subject? Add any A-level for £320 a month. Subject detail lives on the A-level tuition page.
From subject choice to results day
Homeschool A-level questions, answered
How much does it cost to homeschool A-levels with A-Team Academy?
The pathway costs £600 a month for three A-levels taught live at four hours a week each, and a fourth A-level can be added for £320 a month. Exam entry is separate at £400 a subject at Birmingham, more at our other centres, and every figure is published on the fees page.
Can a homeschooled student still apply to university through UCAS?
Yes. Students on the pathway apply through UCAS in the normal way and we act as the referee, supplying predicted grades and a full academic reference based on their assessed work with us. Our UCAS reference service explains the process step by step.
Is homeschooling A-levels a proper alternative to sixth form?
Yes, because the qualification is identical: students follow the same specifications, sit the same papers at our JCQ-approved centres, and universities treat the grades exactly as they would grades from any school. What changes is the teaching, which is live, specialist and built around twelve focused hours a week instead of a full school day.
Start with a conversation, not a contract
Tell us the subjects, the university ambition and how the last year of school went. We will tell you honestly whether this pathway fits, and what the first term would look like.
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