A Level in Cheshire

...a portfolio of 5 domestic buildings to display occupational competency to the awarding body. For the commercial, 3 are required. Our highly skilled...

...will learn how to interpret and convey ideas, how to develop your imagination and creativity and how to increase your analytical, experimental and documentary skills...

...The course qualifies you for entry to Higher Education at any university in the country and/or prepare you for that level of study in areas such...

...who would like to run their own business or have a well-paid job as an accountant. What is the course about? Accounting looks at how firms produce...

...at the end of the Lower Sixth for interested students. Critical study visits abroad are also undertaken. After College, Life Drawing classes are also available...

...WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? In the AS course, unit 1 covers all aspects of design and manufacture including materials, manufacturing techniques and product analysis techniques...

...human lifecycle, musculoskeletal system, and the physiology of exercise. *Psychology: concepts of abnormality and mental health, social psychology...

...teacher or within your chosen medical profession...

...with the remaining examination being taken in June. After this, students who wish to continue with Biology at A2 will start the A2 course in June of...

...part of the course and you will be encouraged to participate in gallery visits to enrich your own practice. As well as research trips and gallery visits...

...How will I be assessed? You will be assessed using a variety of different methods, including written assignments, written examinations, presentations and practical... Learn about: Full Time...

...how they manage their staff, and how they ensure that they make a profit. This course will provide you with the tools to think as a business manager...

...the remaining third is by external written examination. It may help you to decide which course to opt for by using the flow chart opposite. It may...

...to interpret and convey your ideas, feelings and knowledge, using paper and digital techniques. You will develop your creative powers and your experimental...

...introduction to Art and Design; increasing your understanding of working within 2D and 3D visual language using a range of materials, techniques and technology...

...organic and inorganic chemistry and conduct a number of practical experiments. An understanding of Chemistry is vital to many students of Science at University...

...at GCSE but develops them further and introduces some new topics. Lessons will involve student centred activities and interactive teaching methods wherever possible...

...and then externally moderated at the end of the year. At the end of each unit, staff will assess your work, give you feedback on your progress and...

...you will learn You will be taught by experienced and enthusiastic teachers who lead the class in discussion, practical work, videos and computer...

...For theory sessions you need to have pen, pencil, rubber and a ruler, an A4 pad and a file to keep all your notes and hand-outs together. How long & often do I attend?...