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 will continue to improve the four communication skills you practised for GCSE: listening, speaking, reading and writing, but gradually at a higher level...

...(set work). Unit Four: Group Choreography and Solo Performance Externally assessed practical examination, 25% of the total A Level marks. Section...

...on which we have to vote. Studying Politics will increase your awareness of political issues, and develop your political views on an informed basis...

...with Decision and Discrete Mathematics. The study of logic gates links well to Electronics. The practical project includes a different range of skills...

...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...

...skills within the context of a duo/trio dance of three to four minutes duration. A Level (year two) Unit Three: Dance Appreciation: Content and Context 1 hour written examination...

...This course is designed for students who enjoy working creatively in a friendly and dynamic environment, using a wide range of graphic communication techniques...

...If the answer to these questions is yes, then you would find A Level Law very rewarding. Regardless of whether you see yourself as a Barrister or Solicitor...

...In addition, there are some scientific aspects of the course so it would help if you are comfortable in this area. HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED? In your AS course...

...which you will need to research and evaluate. Unit Four In Unit Four you will study a historical set text, which you approach from the viewpoint of a director...

...employment within the law, the media, computing, marketing or banking...

...The remaining two modules, Core 4 and an applied module , will be examined in June. What topics are included in the A2 applied modules? Statistics...

...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...

...You will also visit the theatre and write an evaluation of a live performance. Unit Two In Unit Two you will be involved as an actor or a designer in a full-scale group production...

...view at the use of information systems within organisations. You will complete a project that will involve solving a real life problem. Suitable...

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

...your own arguments clearly. HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED? All four units are assessed by written exams that consist of a mixture of multiple choice questions...

...and societies having to make choices. This AS unit also includes, competitive markets and how they work, market failure, and government intervention...

...to those who desire insight into the workings of the legal system in our society and with to train as a barrister or solicitor. AS/A Level Law will...