A Level in Cheshire

...your study of History will have enhanced your understanding of a variety of aspects of life such as politics, religion and culture. You will develop...

...Leisure and lifestyles and The individual and society. The A2 course also deals with 2 topics areas: Environmental issues and Social and political issues...

...25% of total A Level marks. The paper comprises two sections. Candidates answer one question from Section A (area of study) and one from Section...

...In the first year you will sit 2 x 1.5hr exams and in the second year you will sit 2 x 1.5 hr exams. What opportunities will this lead to? You could progress...

...(see below). COMP3 (A2) Problem Solving, Programming, Operating Systems, Databases and Networking. (30% of A Level) 2 hour 30 minutes written examination...

...Having Spanish is extremely useful if you want to work in business, marketing, journalism, law and the tourist industry or any career demanding good communication...

...the importance of exercise and training. AS Level (year one) Unit One: Understanding Dance 1 hour written examination, 40% of total AS marks...

...Illustration, Packaging, Typography and Interactive Media. You will have the opportunity to visit a number of local art galleries to develop your knowledge of the design process...

...It is far from just a set of dry rules, it helps us to define societys values and provides a means to solving problems and disputes. Knowledge of the...

...She decided to follow up her success in Archaeology by moving onto study the subject at York University. During her time at Priestley, Amy also held...

...to Manchester, Stratford and occasionally to London. Plenty of opportunities to get involved in productions...

...were transformed and will include a study of new trends in popular culture, the changing status and roles of women and youth, the importance of government...

...Dont worry we start each module from the basics. What topics are included in the AS applied modules? Statistics 1 Extends ideas met at GCSE through analysing...

...AS / A2 Citizenship Studies WHY TAKE CITIZENSHIP STUDIES? If you value your civil liberties and want to explore further the implications of living in a democratic society...

...A commitment to out-of-hours rehearsals at certain times of the year. A real passion for Drama! What the students say I have thoroughly enjoyed the practical...

...as a tool to solve business type problems will enjoy this course. This course will appeal to students with an interest in ICT and the professional use of computer applications...

...be able to discuss the case studies you have undertaken in class. The work undertaken in this unit may inspire ideas for your creative...

...You will also construct your own arguments. In credibility exercises you will consider the reliability and credibility of witnesses in a variety of scenarios...

...Unit Two The National and International Economy this unit explores aggregate demand and supply, government economic policy objectives, indicators of national economic performance...

...system in our society and with to train as a barrister or solicitor. Law AS/A Level Who is the course for? AS/A Level Law will be of interest to students...