A Level in Cambridge

...be taken to the theatre and asked to write an answer to a question basd on the show you saw, under exam conditions. You will prepare for this part of...

...(using Delphi) but other software tools such as mySQL, PHP and ASP are available and students can follow their own interests. The vast majority of students...

...why the government has banned smoking in public places and raised the age for buying cigarettes to 18. AS Course Content The AS course comprises two modules...

...Course Outline - (Awarding body: AQA) AS Level Units Unit 1: Live theatre production and prescribed play (written paper 1hr 30 mins) 60%. Unit...

...has a space in which to work supplied with an oscilloscope, power supply and signal generator. You will have your own â€-bread board' on which to build and test circuits...

...It makes a very useful companion subject for students who want to continue with physics, chemistry or medical research. Quite apart from the more obvious scientific applications...

...linguistics, other languages and teaching. If you want to study English at degree level, we recommend you study A level English Literature unless you specifically... Learn about: English Language...

...new students to take Voices in new directions. · We have a programme of events that take place every Thursday lunchtime. These have included a poetry celebration...

...pre-1900 poetry and prose texts. This year we are studying In Cold Blood by Truman Capote and True History of the Kelly Gang by Peter Carey... Learn about: English Language...

...and informed understanding of the ways in which structure, form and language shape the meaning of the texts. You will explore their contextual background...

...including cinema, media studies, art and photography. What's the difference between Film and Media Studies? The main difference is that Film focuses... Learn about: Film Studies...

...Whether used at work or for leisure purposes, they open up new avenues of communication and encourage a broader cultural understanding. Almost all teaching will be in French...

...especially ones which concern the environment and how humans interact with it; like independent research and lively debate; are willing to get your hands dirty during fieldwork!...

...hour written examination (70%) Unit 4: a 35 minute speaking test (including 20 minutes' preparation time) (30%). Is German for you? You will enjoy...

...History is an excellent qualification for a degree in the Humanities, Law, Social Sciences, Anthropology, Philosophy and many more. Employers also appreciate...

...read the Computing course description as well. Is ICT for you? You will enjoy and benefit from ICT if you: l are keen to use computers as a tool for problem-solving...

...offered at Long Road at AS level. Mathematics A level contains concepts which are more abstract. In Module 3 of the course students specialise in either Statistics or Mechanics...

...The Mechanics option should be taken by qualified students who are taking Physics AS. Note: If you take Further Mathematics alongside Mathematics...

...in particular, the emphasis is very heavily on method and structure, so it is vital that you become accustomed to setting your workings out properly...

...which you are allowed to use in the examination. These are available to purchase from the college shop. Although the algebra in Use of Maths would complement...