A Level in Cheshire

...I am I plus my surroundings and if I do not preserve the latter, I do not preserve myself. J. Ortega y Gasset...

...Tutors will ensure that appropriate links between theory and practical work are made. You will take part in group work, presentations and collect a portfolio of evidence...

...focus heavily on textual study and academic thought . What students say I found this subject to be of great interest and I really enjoyed studying a totally...

...This course is designed for students who enjoy working creatively in a friendly and dynamic environment, using a wide range of materials and media such as painting...

...the James Bond genre), the A2 specification explores the wider cinematic world, opening new perspectives within this exciting medium. What will I study and how will I be assessed?...

...language change, spoken language, and learn how to write in a variety of non-literary genres. You will produce a coursework folder containing non-literary...

...How you will learn This subject will help you to understand and develop the 'people skills' that are invaluable in a wide range of careers. These include...

...You could progress to a BA Hons degree in French, often in combination with Business, Law, Politics or English. Following this you could enter employment as a translator...

...to universities and employers. The course provides you with the opportunity to achieve a broad educational experience and an A Level qualification...

...The prose study is based on a detailed study of Truman Capote's In Cold Blood, which is linked to Peter Carey's True History of the Kelly...

...Feminism and Postmodernism. Unit Four: Communication and Culture in Practice This coursework consists of an individual project involving a multimedia presentation...

...for students who love maths and would like to extend the set of techniques and methods built up from A/AS Level Maths. Further Mathematics AS/A Level Who is the course...

...lends itself to studying Geography through key questions and enquiry based work with many opportunities for individual research, but there is NO COURSEWORK...

...of skills that are highly regarded both by employers and universities. English Literature prepares you for careers which require good communication skills such as publishing...

...tutors and be able to benefit from one to one support outside of the timetabled lessons...

...You will need a passion for the physical environment and an enjoyment of the outdoors as you learn how the physical and human environments dynamically interact...

...(25% of the A Level) Covers the central ideas of citizenship, democracy and participation. Assessed by an exam of one hour and 20 minutes, consisting...

...listening, reading and writing skills as you did for GCSE. You will learn to express your ideas and opinions on the range of topics we study...

...algorithms, data types and structures, sorting and searching, program production and levels of computer language and the nature and type of software...

...This course is for students with an interest in languages, German culture and society and for those pusuing a career where a second language would be either essential or desirable...