A Level in Cheshire

...Exam results in the subject are above the national average and Geography goes very well with all the other AS and vocational subjects on offer...

...composer, acoustic engineer and music producer. WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? You will complete three areas of study; The Principles and Practice of Music Technology... Learn about: Music Technology...

...and understanding of natural geological hazards and those caused by manshuman activity. You will further develop skills of analysis and evaluation of geological...

...CD entitled 'Music Technology Portfolio 1', containing three tracks of work in these areas; Sequenced Realised Performance (Musical score interpretation and realisation)...

...You will develop an understanding of past global climate change. Unit Five Geological Themes This unit builds on knowledge from Unit 1, 3 and...

...animal health and psychology to teaching and television, management and marketing. HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED? You will take three units for the AS and three...

...You will be expected to give relevant and appropriate information on a topic of your choice, drawn from specified topic areas such as healthy and unhealthy lifestyles...

...from medical discoveries to volcanic eruptions, Chemistry is central to our understanding of the universe. Chemistry is the only science which is compulsory for medicine...

...generally drawn from the media. You will build on the language learned at GCSE to extend and develop your ability to write fluently and accurately...

...WHAT SKILLS WILL I NEED AND DEVELOP? You are likely to have good practical ability, creative skills, an enquiring mind and mathematical ability...

...1 hour 30 minutes. Answer three short questions from a choice of five. Answer one essay question from a choice of two. Unit 4 Written exam: 1 hour 30 minutes...

...trigonometry and calculus. The applied module will be Mechanics or Statistics. AS / A2 Mathematics WHY TAKE MATHEMATICS? This is a highly regarded subject...

...is taught by a team of highly qualified, experienced and enthusiastic teachers, with a range of historical specialisms. Study visits develop students understanding of history...

...Further Maths by Distance Learning. This is a site, which provides resources for students studying Mathematics or Further Mathematics. Many past students...

...beliefs and society. You will study modern British political history from the end of the Second World War (1945) to the fall of Margaret Thatcher (1990)...

...AS / A2 Physics WHY TAKE PHYSICS? If you enjoy a challenge you will enjoy Physics. It gives you the opportunity to develop logical problem solving skills...

...You will learn how to produce your own e-book and e-portfolio to display your achievements and provide evidence of your competence. Who takes...

...longer practical projects. Activities are included so that you can develop your research, ICT and numeracy skills whilst learning how to present high quality...

...The database project does not have to be based in an actual commercial context, but it should be realistic. How you will learn All lessons will take...

...WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? In unit 1 (external assessment), you will study: The germ theory of disease, infectious diseases and global public health issues...