A Level in Cambridgeshire

...All of these skills will be taught during the course. What can you do after course The course is designed purely to enable entrance to University...

...to university to study science: many universities have courses to enable students with a wide range of qualifications to take up science. Some would allow...

...She has been involved in the public funding of major art exhibitions and projects in London, before studying for a PGCE in Art and Design at the Institute of Education...

...variance analysis Capital investment appraisal Budgeting: further considerations Other factors affecting decision-making: social accounting...

...Learners in the past have gone onto study anything from Archaeology to Zoology as well as Teacher Training and Social Work. Additional information... Learn about: Full Time...

...paper, wire, thread and found materials are used. Textile work can become garments or remain as fine art textile pieces. Sculpture and painting You learn...

...30 Tuition fees: £ 395 Method of payment: Fees for short courses (10 weeks or less) to be paid in full at enrolment and for long courses...

...40% of the total A2 marks (20% of the A Level total) Other information There will be continuous assessment through class discussions, student presentations...

...course A Degree or Foundation Degree in Business Administration, Business Retail, Sales and Marketing or Management or Financial Services...

...religious belief, science and politics. You will acquire a wide understanding of the history of western culture and its expression in visual... Learn about: Art History...

...view points in speech and writing. · Develop critical insights into and contact with the contemporary society, literature, cultural background and heritage...

...studied GCSE Art and achieved at least a grade C and who wish to study Art further. For this you produce 2 'units' of work: Unit 1 (50% of...

...course work and group discussions and at the end of the course you will gain an overall grade. What can you do after course The qualification is equivalent to 3.5 A levels...

...of trips and visits from external speakers, including a day trip to Wicken Fen and a residential field...

...· Unit 3: Listening, reading and writing. Time: 2.5 hours, weighing 35% of total A level marks · Unit 4: Speaking test. Time: 35 minutes...

...been the source of much controversy and political divide. You will learn about the different types of evidence for global warming and the possible causes of...

...(GCSE equivalent) and 45 credits at Level 3 (A level equivalent). Assessments can take a variety of forms. They range from completing an essay question... Learn about: Part Time...

...Visits & Visitors Local entrepreneurs and businesses will visit to pass on their expertise and give an insight into real-life business. Recent visits include...

...a sense of achievement and accomplishment in the final results. The course is an examined course and is aimed at developing and pushing your individual artistic development...

...Chemistry is, literally, everywhere. In AS Chemistry you will cover topics such as atomic structure, bonding and the Periodic Table. You will also learn about rates of reaction...