A Level in Cheshire

...Studying a Modern Language will give you an insight into life in other countries and even continents, as well as that necessary edge when it comes to competition...

...Topics include whether we need religious belief, antisocial behaviour, deviance, how we value creativity and why people do what they do. WHAT SKILLS WILL I NEED AND DEVELOP?...

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

...How long & often do I attend? 4 hours 30 minutes a week for 2 years How will I be assessed? You will be required to successfully complete examinations...

...provide the focus for the first two sections, while in the third section students will acquire a working understanding of harmony, (keys, chords and cadences)...

...Students will study and collect data on the River Wyre in the Trough of Bowland. WHAT SKILLS WILL I NEED AND DEVELOP? There is a strong emphasis on fieldwork...

...The AS is the first half of an A level course. It will contribute 50% of the total A Level marks. Candidates must complete the following three units...

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

...but is made use of when recording in the studios. The course has three prescribed Areas of Study that can be thought of as independent aspects...

...AS / A2 Geology WHY TAKE GEOLOGY? Geology is an A level science course and combines well with Archaeology, Geography, History and all other Science subjects...

...Cheadle and Marple (05.12.2008) Electronics (AS and A Level) ELECTRONICS AS and A Level (WJEC) Campus: Cheadle and Marple (05.12.2008) Course overview...

...and creativity which will enable you to develop your individual musical styles and tastes. You will also have the opportunity to take part in a number...

...In Dance you might study a work by Matthew Bourne or Lloyd Newson. In Drama you might look at a work of Caryl Churchill or John Godber and for Music...

...and Crown Parliament and Authority in England (1588-1629). A2 course: Impact of Fascism in Britain (1925-1960) and the coursework unit Challenge and Rebellion...

...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...

...in music it gives an opportunity to develop and combine interests. This growing subject appeals to musicians who wish to explore and develop the application...

...Mathematical methods are used extensively in Physics and it is recommended that one of your other AS subjects is Maths, particularly if you are planning...

...You will develop your knowledge of the most profound areas of human thought, as well as your abilities to discuss complex ideas in both verbal and written formats...

...A Level (year two) Unit Three: Comparative Analysis and Text Adaption In this unit you will compare different types of texts including those from literary...

...and students are encouraged to attend these activities. How long & often do I attend? The course has 4.30 hours of guided teaching time per...