A Level in Cambridgeshire

...and how thick Spiderman's silk needs to be; but to do this, you will need confidence with numbers, diagrams and theoretical models. AS Course Content...

...and then justifying them with evidence from various sources? Are you able to organise yourself to complete large pieces of work over several weeks?...

...in depth and related to the British experience. Is Politics for you? You will enjoy and benefit from Politics if you: l are interested in current affairs...

...This unit takes the form of a timed test (5 hours) responding to themes set by the Exam Board plus preparatory studies. A2 Photography - Year Two The second...

...How much influence do friends have? There is no single â€-correct' answer to such questions; humans are extremely complex, and there are many different...

...activity Acquiring Movement Skills (Section B) Classification of motor skills and abilities The development of motor skills Information processing Motor...

...You will have an opportunity to carry out your own research using a wide variety of. AS/A2 Religious Studies AS/A2 Religious Studies explores major questions...

...develop your confidence and support your understanding of the new concepts. There are regular progress tests which enable both you and staff to monitor...

...There is also an opportunity to become familiar with the essentials you will need to be successful as an A Level science student: research and independent study...

...We have had visits from local MPs, Ministers and members of pressure groups. We hope you will gain confidence from the course to take part in debates on a range of issues...

...medical professions, human resources, social work, management, the Civil Service and probation work. How does Sociology differ from Psychology?...

...Debates in Psychology Methods in Psychology, Inferential Statistics, Issues in Research Assessment Written Paper : 2 hours Weighting: 25% of total A level marks Three sections...

...Modern Languages provides enjoyable and useful lifelong skills. Whether used at work or for leisure purposes, they open up new avenues of communication...

...become confident in discussing and evaluating both your own work and those of others. Topics covered include: the germ theory of disease, evolution...

...You will also learn about responsible tourism and sustainable tourism. Assessment: examination Is Travel and Tourism for you? You will enjoy and benefit...

...think independently, solve problems and work effectively both with others and alone. What does the course involve? First of all we†ll help bridge the...

...materials and does not include traditional garment making and pattern cutting. Both traditional and contemporary techniques are explored, including blockprinting...

...and must include a minimum of grade C in English GCSE. You will also need a readiness to involve yourself in practical work and in studying...