A Level in Barrow-in-Furness

...Candidates who proceed to year two will take two papers in more advanced financial and management accounting and convert the AS into a full A level...

...your practical artistic skills and abilities be developed, but also your ability to reflect on your own work and the work of others. You will produce supporting...

...to sharpen your investigative skills. In the A2 course you will again study three main topics: Populations and environment, including human populations...

...The media constantly reports changes in the business world, examining issues like the effects of. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE Business Studies Entry...

...cases foundation level students may be considered. You should also be interested in finding out more about chemistry. A grade C or better in GCSE Applied...

...skills required to analyse a problem and design a possible solution. You will then implement the solution in a high level language, finally...

...to produce your own prose, poetry or drama, inspired by your independent reading. Your lessons may involve pair work, group presentations and class discussion...

...that films are produced and marketed to global audiences. Assessment is by written examination. The A2 Units are: Unit 3 Film Research and Creative Projects...

...over 5 hours per week. The AS course will develop the language skills from the GCSE base. We will deal with and extend topics familiar in Years 10 and...

...this course have a grade A or B at GCSE. About the Course Further Mathematics courses provide students who have an aptitude for Mathematics with the opportunity...

...a greater awareness of a wide range of contemporary issues and to think constructively about significant problems. General Studies will help you to...

...from the course and everyone will be working on a different topic area. This gives you an opportunity to get to grips with something that really interests...

...Unit 4 (A2) Environmental Geology, examined in January of year 2. This unit covers water supply, energy resources, metal deposits, building materials...

...and IT facilities, including CD ROM and Internet. To enhance your fluency, class activities will invariably be conducted in German. You will also...

...of Parliament and in your second year a trip to Washington D.C. USA. Politics students will also be encouraged to contribute to the college newspaper...

...and therefore you will be actively encouraged to do some work experience with a health, social care or early-years organisation as part of this course...

...to study History at A Level will certainly benefit from having grade B in the subject at GCSE (or grade B in English). If you have not had the opportunity...

...Unit 1 (AS) Law Making and the Legal System inc: those who work in the system like magistrates, juries, barristers, solicitors and judges. Also how...

...extensive system of help and support available which students find invaluable...

...(25% of the A level mark). The A2 course allows you to deepen your understanding of the media, drawing in some media theory and discussing modern media issues and debates...