A Level in Cambridgeshire

...You must have at least a C grade in both GCSE Mathematics and an appropriate GCSE science/science combination. Only science GCSEs which have a high proportion...

...The modern world is increasingly dominated by electronics and controlled by electronic devices. This course leads to an understanding of the fundamentals...

...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...

...recent trips have included Othello at The Globe, Statement of Regret at The National and The Tempest at the Mumford in Cambridge. · In 2008 an entirely...

...be asked to make links with texts you have studied throughout the course. This year we are studying Wuthering Heights. Assessment: 2½ hour written examination... Learn about: English Language...

...hidden assumptions behind the messages; to assess evidence and judge the credibility of sources. You will also learn to develop your own well structured persuasive arguments...

...topics are Gothic or post-colonial literature. Assessment: coursework. You will be expected to produce an essay in which you examine the different...

...Where next? This course provides a suitable foundation for study in Higher Education and for employment. Students have gone on to further their studies...

...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...

...Business Studies focuses on business organisations by looking at two aspects in particular: The relationship between the business organisation and the economic...

...AS Course Content There are four topics: Media: TV, advertising and communication technology Popular Culture: cinema, music and fashion / trends Healthy Living / Lifestyle...

...the environment and the scientific processes that control and affect it. You will be able to make your own judgements about the decisions that are...

...how will these things affect you? How are you affecting them? You will be taking part in fieldwork, discussions and internet research as well as class...

...of all of the work you've been introduced to in AS but in addition, you'll be studying different examples of world cinema and completing a film project...

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

...The Nuffield Report once again highlighted the frustration of employers in all fields because of the lack of suitably qualified linguists. An economics...

...the qualities that History helps to develop â€" the ability to question, interpret, and evaluate, and the skills to think critically, write persuasively and sustain an argument...

...Homework is set regularly, to help you develop important skills and to keep track of your progress, although the load is lighter than in other courses...

...(2¼ hours) 2. Presenting Information You will learn to use a variety of ICT software applications to perform three tasks: a document such as a leaflet or magazine...

...learn a number of skills, including using a range of appropriate techniques for obtaining, recording, representing, classifying and interpreting data...