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...

...The content of the course changes constantly to reflect the rapid pace of development in the field. Many of our students go on to Higher Education courses...

...It then looks at the standard measures of a country's economic performance and the difficult, and sometimes conflicting, measures governments may have to take to enhance...

...you will study a selection of set plays from different periods, always understanding them in practical, production terms · Practitioners - you will explore...

...It uses simple components as building blocks for complicated systems with a huge range of functions. For instance a microprocessor is used in familiar devices such as i...

...(practical work 27%). Advanced (A2) Level Units Unit 4: Electronic control systems (theory paper 36.5%). Unit 5: Communication systems...

...texts You will study the ways in which language functions in written, spoken and multimodal texts and you will learn about words, sentences... Learn about: English Language...

...Key Features of English Literature at Hills Road: · The department has an independent study room in which you will find electronic, audio-visual and book-based...

...we recommend you study A level English Literature. Visits & Visitors There will be a variety of extra-curricular activities, including theatre trips and workshops... 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...

...and small group and whole class discussions as well as note-taking and essay writing. In your own time. AS/A2 Film Studies AS/A2 This course aims to extend... Learn about: Film Studies...

...on-line resources and weekly contact with a foreign language assistant. Students also have the opportunity to take part in work experience in France...

...Natural Hazards, Globalisation and Migration. You will learn about these topical issues from a geographical perspective. What impact do migrants have...

...immigration, integration and racism Contemporary social issues: wealth and poverty, law and order and the impact of scientific and technological progress Two cultural topics...

...project historical film screenings arranged in conjunction with the Arts Picturehouse: recent examples include Die Faelsche (The Counterfeiters)...

...validated and verified, the dangers of computer crime and the measures needed to protect data. You will study various applications of ICT and the hardware involved...

...If you achieve a grade … … for A level you can consider.. A* at GCSE Mathematics and Further Mathematics A/B at GCSE Mathematics B/C at GCSE Use of...

...imagine a world with no science, no engineering, no medicine, no architecture… Maths is an excellent training for the mind requiring precise and accurate work...

...the Mathematics AS/A2 description. Assessment: examination 100% 3: Decision Maths You will learn to use networks, algorithms and simulation to solve practical problems...

...This course is designed for students who want to use Maths to support their other subjects such as Geography, Psychology, Sociology and Business Studies...