A Level in Cheshire

...which is hot off the press, as well as bookmark your favourite sites which could even include youtube extracts in your chosen language! Module 1...

...which are strong ones and which are false. It helps you to look at issues that face society today and explore the links between them. You will be...

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

...calculus, and geometry. If you felt comfortable doing GCSE maths and you like a challenge then this is the ideal course for you. Will I need anything else?...

...and the music can be in any style. Notated or improvised performances may be submitted, and the set standard for the AS performance is Associated Board/Rock School grade...

...HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED? The theory content of the syllabus is examined by one examination, two hours long and is a mixture of short questions and essays...

...Systems Project Control Principles, Ladder Logic, Microcontrollers A Level (year two) Unit Four Communications Systems Filters, Modulation techniques...

...Following this you could enter employment in the fields of TV and radio journalism, marketing, teaching or the creative...

...understanding of the technical processes required to capture sounds and manipulate them to produce musical end products. AOS2: Popular Music Styles since...

...HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED? In both your AS and A2 courses there will be one paper in January (30%) followed by another in June (50%). There is an assessed...

...of course, lots of practical work. We aim to make your learning interesting, challenging and enjoyable most importantly, however, we want you to succeed...

...aural perception, performance and analysis. It will provide flexibility and creativity which will enable you to develop your individual musical styles and tastes...

...which will explore techniques, and approaches learned during the course. The work will be devised from a starting point chosen from a given...

...You will develop the ability to construct academic arguments in addition to evaluating evidence from a wide range of sources. HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED?...

...poetry and novels you will also have the opportunity to develop your creative and analytical skills in your study of language. You should do this subject...

...and practical exploration. What opportunities will this lead to? You could progress to a BA Hons degree in Music Technology or a combined degree with Music...

...scientific and technical subjects and Mathematics. There are common areas of study with the Mechanics content of some of the AS/A2 Maths modules...

...As assessment is by extended written response you will require good essay writing skills, as well as the ability to read often long and challenging pieces of...

...LITERATURE AS and A Level (AQA) Campus: Cheadle and Marple (26.09.08) Course overview The course offers you an interesting combination of English Language and English Literature...

...drama and music. Devising, rehearsing and performing will form the basis of much of your work and you will be encouraged to develop your own individual style...