Welcome to MPW
One of the UK’s leading names in fifth and sixth-form education. Established in 1973, our colleges in London, Birmingham and Cambridge offer a distinctive alternative to traditional schools, with bespoke solutions for A level and GCSE students. We strive to inspire and motivate our students to transform their academic aspirations into reality.
Our Colleges
London
MPW London is renowned for exceptional university placements, outstanding accreditation and bespoke approach to education.
Birmingham
The academic achievements of our students are celebrated at MPW Birmingham and recognised by the wider sector.
Cambridge
Our goal at MPW Cambridge is to equip students with the academic and personal skills they require to advance successfully to the next stage of their education.
International Students
We provide a vibrant and welcoming environment for international students wishing to study in the UK.
Courses
We offer flexible programmes for A level and GCSE students that are tailor-made to maximise their chances of academic success.
Easter Revision
Exams are cancelled, assessments are not. Our online revision courses will help you achieve the best possible A level or GCSE teacher assessed grades this summer.
News & Advice
Get Ahead this Summer
From work experience to studying, explore the opportunities available for students to get ahead this summer.
Why and How to Use LinkedIn as a Student
We explore how to use LinkedIn as a student to improve your digital presence and prepare you for professional networking.
Maths Graduate Careers
Studying Maths opens numerous career paths in both the academia/research space and corporate world - see typical careers of math graduates.
Nature and Your Mental Well-being
Nature is the theme for Mental Health Awareness Week this year, 10-16 May 2021, so we’ve compiled a list of ways that you can use nature to help nurture your mental health and well-being.
Journey to Veterinary School
After Georgia underperformed in her GCSEs at a previous school, she started her A level study in non-science subjects as she was told there was no way she could pursue her dream of becoming a vet. After completing her AS exams, she made the decision to join MPW to study on a one-year GCSE programme, to improve her grades at this level before embarking on a new programme of A level study which would allow her to apply for Veterinary Medicine at university.
