A Level in Cambridgeshire

...properties of matter in a wide variety of contexts, ranging from the sub-nuclear particles from which all ordinary matter is made (quantum physics)...

...which will test your understanding and your viewpoint. What are the entry requirements? General entry requirements for studying at Advanced level apply...

...the Houses of Parliament and the electoral process, and concepts such as power, democracy and freedom. It is very much about the present, so it is vital...

...Photography is a means of communicating in a visual way. It can challenge the way we think about the world. The emphasis of the course is Photography using...

...more aggressive than others? Is it because of the way that their parents brought them up or is aggression in their genes? What role do violent television programmes play?...

...Teaching, Physiotherapy, Coaching and Sports Medicine, to name but a few. The style of teaching for this syllabus is varied, although emphasis is based...

...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...

...What are the entry requirements? The general entry requirements for studying at Advanced level apply, and must include a minimum of grade C in Double Science...

...AS/A2 Science Transition Course What is the Science Transition Course? The Science Transition Course will allow you to achieve your AS results over two years...

...ways of electing representatives and patterns of voting In the second year you can build on this knowledge by learning about the political system of...

...Unit 1 Wealth, poverty and welfare: This topic looks at different ways of measuring poverty and wealth, different theories to explain poverty and...

...one based on the Individual Differences content. Questions include short answer, stimulus material and one 12 or more mark question requiring extended...

...Spanish-speaking country / community: the study of that region / community; a period of its 20th century history; the work of one of its author...

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

...issue or trend in Travel and Tourism e.g. the impact of global warming on Tourism, the impact of fuel surcharges, the growth of the â€-youth' market etc...

...gap between GCSE and AS level and give you an idea of what sociology is all about. A range of introductory activities based around the theme of the Individual...

...This unit takes the form of a timed text (5 hours) responding to themes set by the Exam Board plus preparatory studies. It allows you to develop a more personal approach...

...a project for performance from a given stimulus. You will write how you achieved your play and what you have learnt, in an ongoing log book that will contribute...