A Level in Bexhill

...testing and installation. Documentation. Evaluation. What Skills Will I Develop? The capacity to think creatively, innovatively, analytically...

...areas of study for Medieval History course. AS: Year 1. The end of Anglo-Saxon England culminating in the invasion of William the Conqueror and his success...

...also useful as an extra science subject. Professional geologists are employed in many fields including oil exploration and extraction, construction of roads and buildings...

...where graduate entry is required in such sectors as civil service, finance and teaching. Are There Any Special Expenses? Students will be expected to attend...

...and management of resources. The course covers Food provision Consumer rights and retailing Food hygiene and safety The health of the nation and the welfare...

...Critical Studies. This is the final synoptic exam and includes all the areas that have been studied over the 2 year course. What Could I Do Next?...

...Geography and/or Geology course may find this course useful in addition to those students intending to follow careers in environment management...

...Further and Independent Reading - A portfolio of two pieces of written coursework: comparative study of an aspect of two texts (1500-2000 words)...

...A written paper with two questions lasting 2 hours 30 minutes Unit 4: Comparative Analysis through Independent Study - A coursework essay of 1500-2500...

...impact of language on our understanding of ourselves, each other and the world. AS: Year 1 Unit 1: Seeing Through Language - Alongside the concepts of audience...

...Boolean algebra and Karnaugh mapping are used to analyse systems, so some mathematical skills are required. Analogue systems involve various applications...

...and evaluation in the study of various aspects of the subject especially in light of globalisation. Unit 3: Business Economics and Economic Efficiency...

...to take in their own preparatory notes. The emphasis in lessons will be on practical work, but you will also need to be prepared to develop extended written responses...

...perform and analyse solo and group dances; study various dance works in depth (which includes several observational theatre trips); and have an understanding...

...with a balanced study of the principles that underlie the subject of Critical Thinking. The course encourages students to : Understand the importance...

...The role of an operating system and database design. Analysis, design, construction, testing, training and maintenance of a programmed solution...

...The history and literary achievements of Greece and Rome form the basis for this course of study which seeks to acquaint student with the nature of the Classical World...

...The course builds upon scientific knowledge and understanding attained at GCSE, and will expand your understanding of many aspects of chemistry...

...Studies AS aims to help you develop an understanding of business organisations, the market they serve and the process of adding value. You will be considering...

...and non-communicable diseases. How a knowledge of basic biology allows us to understand the symptoms of disease and interpret data relating to risk factors...