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Our admissions process

Our admissions process consists of four steps. Throughout, we will guide each candidate carefully, ensuring a smooth and welcoming experience.

At Virtus College, our admissions assessments are not tests that can be prepared for, nor are they used to determine acceptance. Instead, they help us better understand each student’s individual profile, allowing us to tailor their educational journey from the very beginning.

At the end of the process, families will receive a detailed Vocational Profile report, which synthesises the results derived from the admissions process and offers an initial recommendation for A-Level choices.

After the admissions process is completed, we invite families to a final meeting to review the Vocational Profile, discuss the suggested A-Level pathways, and begin exploring how Virtus College can best support the student’s aspirations.

How to apply

Four steps to join Virtus College

  1. Step 1

    Complete the application form

    Apply directly via our application form.

  2. Step 2

    Admissions Meeting

    A chance to visit the school and for both sides to ensure that the school and the student are the right fit for one another.

  3. Step 3

    Student Interview and Tests

    Personal interview and a variety of tests, both online and face-to-face, to help us understand your profile.

  4. Step 4

    Vocational Profile results and resolution of the admissions committee

    Find out how Virtus College can best help you achieve your goals.

Apply now The number of places at Virtus is very limited and the admissions process is open until the 31st of March.
Entry requirements

Our minimum entry requirements

What a student needs at (I)GCSE to join our A-Level programme.

6+(I)GCSEs at grade C (4) or above

At least 6 (I)GCSE’s with a minimum grade of C (4) including, mandatorily, Maths and English Language.

6 (B)In each subject you will take at A-Level

A minimum grade of 6 (B) in the (I)GCSE subjects that the student wishes to study as A-Levels.

7 (A)For Mathematics and the Sciences

To study Mathematics and/or Science, students must have at least a grade 7 (A) in the equivalent (I)GCSE.

8-9 (A*)For Further Mathematics

To study Further Mathematics, students must have at least a grade 8-9 (A*) in Mathematics (I)GCSE.

For students currently studying in a system other than the British system (MYP, Spanish system, American system, French system, etc.) please contact our Admissions department

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