A Level in Cambridgeshire

...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...

...There is an option to go on a joint Geology / Archaeology trip abroad in July (previously Vesuvius and Pompeii in 2006, Etna in Sicily in 2007and in...

...prefer abstract concepts to real world applications; have good algebra skills; plan to study a course at university which will have a mathematical component...

...Psychology or Biology, and by doing so add a vocational element to your course, while still gaining a good spread of AS and A level qualifications...

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

...At A2 one unit will be assessed by coursework â€" an element of which you choose to research for yourself. At all stages throughout the course you will...

...ICT skills acquired on this course are useful for a wide range of careers and courses...

...It uses a task driven approach to problem solving and decision making which relies on the effective use of ICT. The course aims to develop an understanding...

...Visits & VIsitors Visits from Industry professionals, cinema trips/ exhibitions of student work at the Arts Picturehouse Cinema in Cambridge...

...injury and the way in which compensation is calculated how contracts or agreements are made Second Year (A Level) You will build on this background...

...Opportunity to take Grade 5 theory. Music and your future Music A level can lead towards a degree in music and a career in composing, performing and working in the music industry...

...AS Level (Year 1). Single Maths students will study three modules: Everyone will study Pure Maths (C1 and C2) and will choose one application of mathematics out...

...both performances are assessed by a visiting examiner Is Performance Studies for you? You will enjoy and benefit from Performance Studies if...

...you study a variety of media forms, including television, film, print and online media. Like all A-levels, it is primarily an academic course with a strong emphasis on research...

...ever morally justified? Unit 2: An Introduction to Philosophy 2 You will study a further two topics: 1: Tolerance Should a culture which encourages tolerance...

...to support your work. There is a College Orchestra, Jazz Group, Choir, Rock workshop, Guitar group and various other small ensembles such as String...

...students may occasionally find immediate employment in photography. The visual skills acquired will be useful to a wide range of careers including marketing...

...(sequenced backing track plus additional recorded audio) Multi-track Recording (12 â€" 24 tracks) Composing using Music Technology (from a prescribed brief)...

...Improving Performance in Physical Education This will involve you in the practical performance of a chosen sport and will include two of the three roles... Learn about: Physical Education...

...How will your work be assessed? (AS and A Level) You will be assessed in practical ways and through building a portfolio and although there are no written...