A Level in Cheshire

...Unit 1 (50% of AS marks. 25% of total A Level marks) Alternative B Britain 1483-1529 Two questions to be answered from a choice of three. Questions will be in two parts...

...You may want to specialise and go on to do a languages degree. Many of our students do. Language graduates are in demand and not just for translating and interpreting...

...classes in ballet and contemporary dance. You will study a variety of works to enhance your performance. You will be expected to be involved in performances...

...This course is designed for students who are interested in current affairs and would like to increase their awareness of politicical issues...

...processing, storage, retrieval and communication of information by an organisation for the control and advantage of that organisation. During the AS...

...You will find that people skills and analysis plus having a language skill will give you the edge when applying for jobs as most companies have contact offices abroad...

...present a solo performance, of two to three minutes duration, which is linked to a specific Practitioner. How you will learn You will learn through practical...

...a BA Hons degree in Art and Design, Advertising, Architecture, Fashion and Textiles, Interior Design or Teaching. Following this you could enter employment...

...you may want to study law to help you develop valuable transferable skills such as logic, problem solving, analysing and evaluating. Law plays a vital...

...Unit 1 is assessed through an examination in January (40% of your AS year). Unit 2 is assessed through an examination in June (60% of your AS year)...

...take Drama you should have had experience of performing in school plays or elsewhere.) A willingness to participate in practical Drama...

...The unit aims to promote an understanding of change and continuity in aspects of international relations during the period, and the extent to which...

...important element in many degree courses and without it, further study of most sciences and engineering becomes very difficult, if not impossible...

...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...

...AS Level (year one) Unit One Unit One involves the exploration and study of two contrasting play texts. You will produce practical and written coursework on each...

...as a tool to solve business type problems will enjoy this course. What is the course about? This course will extend your awareness of the impact of ICT upon society...

...as well as theoretical knowledge. We have excellent facilities including: A digital editing suite equipped with 14 iMacs. Media lecture rooms with digital projectors...

...work and further academic study. WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? A variety of materials such as newspapers, internet articles, adverts, films and current...

...now a University of Warwick undergraduate. Other useful information You will develop skills, qualities and attitudes that will help equip you for the challenges...

...and with to train as a barrister or solicitor. What is the course about? Unit 1 - Law Making Unit 2 - Dispute Solving Unit 3 - The Concept of Liability Unit...