A Level in Cambridge

...approahces to the text and will then write your own creative overview under exam conditions. Assessment: examination (60%) 4. Presentation of devised dramaYou...

...programming, data representation and practical exercise 60%. Unit 2: Computer components, the stored program concept and the internet 40%. Advanced...

...rather than just listening and reading. Economics and your future Employment opportunities where your economics skills will be particularly valued include...

...willing to go to the theatre regularly and to take part in a range of College productions, either as performers or technicians. The ability to work constructively...

...and a temperature sensor. You would make circuits which could produce a train of pulses continuously. You could hear this through a loudspeaker...

...and learning styles is employed · Additional support available in surgeries · New purpose built laboratories Course Outline - (Awarding body...

...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...

...intranet information · Well stocked and up to date area of College library...

...consider the writers' use of literary and linguistic techniques and comment on the significance of contextual background. You will study am anthology... Learn about: English Language...

...include answering questions, writing essays, exploring the meaning created in texts such as DVDs, creating displays, individual research, and extra-curricular activities...

...genres from around the world. are interested in the way that cinematic techniques are used to express a range of themes; would like to look at the practical side of film-making... Learn about: Film Studies...

...To improve your listening and speaking skills, you will have regular access to. AS/A2 French AS/A2 Modern Languages provide enjoyable and useful lifelong skills...

...issues involved and build up the skills needed for dealing with them in the future. The emphasis is on you at the centre of this changing planet â€"...

...and encourage a broader cultural understanding. Almost all teaching will be in German, and we offer a Bridging the Gap programme during the first...

...Media, Politics, Psychology, and Religious Studies. Visits & Visitors Members of the History Department have the opportunity to take part in a number...

...economics, finance, sales and marketing, human resources etc., then a full understanding of ICT will prove extremely useful. ICT combines well with...

...suitability of, and entry requirements for these courses, but to give you a start, listed below are the most likely options based on your predicted Mathematics GCSE grade...

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

...Computing, Engineering and Accounting as well as Law, Architecture and other science subjects. Although very few universities insist on Further Maths...

...including trigonometric functions; polynomials; exponentials and logarithms. 2. Decision Maths In this module you will solve real-world problems by modelling them using networks...