A Level in Cheshire

...tourism and travel, sport, hobbies, health and nutrition, smoking, drugs and alcohol. The other major topic area is the Individual and Society...

...HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED? All four units are assessed by written exams that consist of a mixture of multiple choice questions, data response questions and short essays...

...What the students say The course material is not only engaging and relative to all our lives, but also very enjoyable. The teachers are enthusiastic...

...This course is for students who enjoyed doing GCSE Maths. Students should enjoy problem solving and be seeking to develop their logical and analytical skills...

...Music at AS and A2 Level is an incredibly diverse subject and allows you to develop a variety of. AS/A2 Music Why study Music? If you enjoy playing and composing music...

...River features and processes, hydrology and the causes and management of flooding. Rivers also form the compulsory fieldwork element of the course...

...Instrumentation Systems, High Power Switching Systems, Audio Systems. UNIT Six Design Project Project Planning, System development, Complete system...

...You will undertake a number of practical projects including the development of an advertising campaign for a charity or health education campaign of...

...What will I study and how will it be assessed? The complete A Level course consists of four units that provide a thorough grounding in MIDI Sequencing...

...and the means of predicting and controlling them. WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? AS - There are two modules which focus upon the structure of the Earth...

...20% ET6 30% 15% Special entry requirements You will have studied GCSE Science with GCSE Additional Science (or Additional Applied Science), or GCSE Biology...

...understanding and knowledge of a variety of different musical styles and will equip you with analytical, compositional and performance skills. This course...

...Dance and Drama at degree level or at a specialist College. The course also allows you to develop a variety of skills, which will be of use in other subjects...

...Society magazine History Today which is written and edited by students. Over the past two years History students have also visited London, Washington...

...have one or two experienced teachers who have a real passion for their subject. The classroom environment is engaging and stimulating, and you will typically...

...During the course you will look at the development of music technology and study the different types of music including western, classical, popular music and...

...Communication electricity, optics and information theory. Materials properties and structures. Wave and quantum behaviour interference, diffraction...

...AS / A2 Philosophy WHY TAKE PHILOSOPHY? Have you ever thought about why you believe what you believe? Whether what you see and hear is real?...

...and counts for 20% of the total A Level marks. The other A Level unit is assessed through examination. Special entry requirements You must have achieved...

...a pre-requisite for this course is that you have had recent performing. Suitable for: This course is suitable for students that enjoy performing and have an interest in dance...