A Level in Cheshire

...subject to opt for if you are keen to pursue the Sciences, but would like to broaden your curriculum with Dance at AS Level...

...accounting techniques to make decisions. WHAT SKILLS WILL I NEED AND DEVELOP? You do not need any previous knowledge of business or accounting...

...You will study diseases of these systems and the response of the body to infection. Unit Two- The Variety of Living Organisms You will study DNA and...

...and would like to develop a greater understanding of the world in which we live. It goes well with A/AS Level Business Studies and Politics and is particularly...

...a major element of your work. During both years of your course you will produce a design portfolio and product models. Coursework has two elements a 2D and 3D outcome...

...revision conferences will further improve your exam skills. For those that are budding entrepreneurs you may like to take part in Young Enterprise whereby...

...(year one) Unit One Planning and Financing a Business an introduction to Business Studies. This includes an overview of the activities involved in setting up a small business...

...Creative Writing, Linguistics or Teaching. Following this you could enter employment in journalism, the media, law or teaching...

...It is assumed that you will have acquired an interest in, and enthusiasm for, plays, theatre and performance, but you need not have studied Drama previously...

...informed judgements about vital real world issues such as the European Union, the environment, sport, leisure and the job market. If any issue involves...

...GCSE Chemistry and GCSE Physics and preferably achieved grade B. What the students say 'Teachers prepare you well for the exams' 'Teachers are enthusiastic...

...Following on from this you could enter employment in journalism, the law, the media or teaching...

...to understand the largest part of life: We pass our years contemplating the relationship between the money we earn and the money we need. Economics...

...well for work or progression to university. WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? The AS course is an introduction to the English legal system. Key topics include magistrates...

...compounds containing the carbonyl group; amines: base properties and nucleophilic properties; polymers; organic synthesis and analysis Unit...

...and has already studied GCSE Language or Literature Anyone who is interested in reading and has already studied GCSE Language or Literature English Literature...

...The AS coursework is worth 30% of the AS total (15% of A Level), the A2 Coursework counts for 15% of the A Level. Does Electronics link particularly well with other subjects?...

...You will learn how to deal with customer complaints and will role play situations to show your understanding. To improve your geographical knowledge...

...and limitations of archaeological evidence in understanding the nature and development of Mycenaean society and culture. Alternatively, you will study the Persian...

...and would like to deepen their understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of film. This course is for students who are interested in studying the history of film and cinema...