A Level in Cambridgeshire

...an opportunity to retake the course. Further information can be found in the GCSE / Level 2 section of our course pages...

...subject in its own right, and many people study it simply because they want to. What is the course content for AS Level? You will study the structure...

...(see â€OEChoosing your Module 3 option†below) Assessment: 100% Choosing your Module 3 option Statistics covers data analysis, probability and hypothesis testing...

...your academic work and form part of your assessment. You would prefer a subject in which much of the course is based on coursework based assessments...

...Visits & Visitors Cambridge benefits from having a Further Mathematics Centre based at the Centre for Mathematical Sciences and they often provide revision...

...of understanding the present? Do you enjoy argument and debate and are comfortable with â€OEbetter interpretations†rather than â€OEcorrect answers†?...

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

...marked and externally moderated and is 40% of the total AS. A Level (Year 2) Module 3 is assessed with a 2 hour written exam worth 60% of the A2 grade...

...In your own time, you will be expected to broaden your research into specific unit related areas. Much of the time will be spent working with others in making media products...

...type situations to get you thinking and acting like a lawyer. You will also be encouraged to reflect on how the law works and how effective it...

...a composition which will be text-based. Assessment: Teacher assessed portfolio 6. Historical and Analytical Studies in Music You will study programme music and popular music...

...Trigonometry, Sequences and Series. These are the building blocks on which all other mathematics is based. Mechanics is about the mathematics of the physical world...

...and practical aspects of the subject and are confident in your written work; l are both a team player and able to work as an individual. Performance Studies...

...including repeatedly watching film and television extracts to analyse how they are constructed and the meanings and messages they create? Do you enjoy...

...Philosophy and your future Philosophy can lead to a range of further studies and careers in both science and the arts including politics, history...

...There are 4 practice rooms, 3 pianos, 7 synthesizers 3 digital pianos and every computer in College has Sibelius5, Cubase and other music software programs...

...sketchbook in response to a choice of questions. A2 Course Content Unit 1 You will work on a major project which develops skills learnt in the first...

...This will involve in the following disciplines: Practical work (65%) which involves developing skills of Producing, Recording, Composing, Sequencing and Arranging...

...A2 Course Content Unit 1: Refining Performance This will involve you in the practical performance of one role in one chosen sport. The possible roles are performer... Learn about: Physical Education...

...You will learn about and research into specific choreographers and their work; developing the skills for planning and rehearsing for a production/performance...