Brighton, Hove & Sussex Sixth Form College courses

...variance analysis Capital investment appraisal Budgeting: further considerations Other factors affecting decision-making: social accounting...

...research course where you decide what you†ll study Broaden your horizons and develop your thinking skills Gain a qualification that values your personal...

...Do you have a keen interest in working in the travel and tourism industry? Do you give good attention to detail? Do you like working independently?...

...1 hour 45 minutes examination paper A2 Level (Year 2) Module 3: World Archaeology A study of issues in World Archaeology including: People and Society in the...

...from different sources exploring various techniques and processes, e.g. using oil and acrylic paints, inks, printmaking techniques, 3D and mixed-media...

...have been determined by your genetic makeup and influenced by the environment. In doing so, you will learn some cell biology, about the two main types...

...competence and confidence in the production and reception of BSL; you will acquire basic language skills to facilitate simple communication with Deaf people...

...Do you respond positively to challenging deadlines? Do you want the chance to combine College with a work placement? Do you enjoy researching business ideas?...

...You will be assessed by coursework only, which is set and marked to strict time deadlines. The units currently offered are: Compulsory Units Investigating...

...and periodicals and use the Careers Library. We have an assistant who will help you to find the information you need and help you with computer software...

...Other information Over 130 students enrol to study Chemistry in their first year at BHASVIC and there is a good gender mix. There is always someone to ask when you need...

...Level marks A2 Classical Civilisation (Year 2) Module 3 - A study of an Aspect of Classical Civilisation The Persian Wars Module 4 - A Study of an Aspect...

...For example, you will learn to analyse body language, the spoken word, traditional printed and written texts, as well as modern forms of on-line media...

...be of value and interest to most students. Is this subject right for me? Do you enjoy solving puzzles and problems? Do you have the patience to work...

...i.e. presenting an argument with a clear conclusion supported by sound reasons. You will learn to recognise and evaluate different kinds of reasoning...

...Are you able to work to deadlines? What is most important is your enthusiasm, interest and willingness to experiment and perform dance in the widest sense...

...using current College work as the teaching basis knowledge of ground rules recognition of language patterns breaking words into bits (syllabification)...

...the government plays in the sections of the economy that are still run by the state, and those sections that have been privatised. What subjects combine well with Economics?...

...How will your work be assessed? Examinations There are two exam papers: One is called Unprepared Non-fiction and requires you to respond in writing...

...achieving consistently excellent examination results in a lively and enjoyable atmosphere. If you join us, you will find yourself working with a variety of enthusiastic...