A Level in Cirencester

...Course costs include tuition and registration fees and are available on application. Students may be eligible for fee remission; further information...

...to those considering a career in business. What does the course involve? Accounting qualifications at all levels enable students to interpret numerical...

...English Language or Literature/Humanities (History,Geography,RS,Sociology,Psychology)/Business/Science (Core and Additional OR triple)/Maths/Foreign Language...

...candidates had not studied it before. It is assumed that you have no prior business knowledge and you will be guided step-by-step through the course...

...short GCSEs) : English Language or Literature/Humanities (History,Geography,RS,Sociology,Psychology)/Business/Science (Core and Additional OR triple)/Maths/Foreign...

...need grade C in FIVE of the following (inc. short GCSEs) : English Language or Literature/Humanities...

...GCSE grade C in Science AND Additional Science/Additional Applied Science AND GCSE grade C in Maths How is the course assessed? Examination at the...

...(a short story, an extract from a horror novel, a radio play, for instance) as well as producing a commentary evaluating the success of your...

...however. There is a lot to read. What will I study? You will study a modern play (the Irish playwright Brian Friel's recent piece "Dancing at Lughnasa")...

...by UK universities and it is accepted as an entry qualification for other courses in combination with other AS and A levels. You will also gain a range...

...What equipment do I need? An A1 portfolio, and a range of drawing and painting materials plus sketchbooks. You will be given a list of suggested materials...

...practical and fieldwork and is definitely a hands-on subject. You will develop a range of skills both written and practical, carrying out scientific investigation observing...

...What teaching and learning methods are used? A variety, including lectures, discussion groups, student presentations. Does the course use visiting speakers?...

...Unit 2: Themes in History of Art How and why art is produced. The social, historical and cultural contexts in which art is made: examining Greek...

...you should be interested in using computers in a variety of ways. You should be someone who will enjoy working by themselves on a research project...

...make it easier for you to pick up a second or even a third foreign language. If you have an enquiring mind, a retentive memory and a real desire to communicate...

...wishing to enter the legal profession, neither is it a necessary qualification for those who wish to do so. Students are expected to read a quality newspaper...

...Students on this course generally have an A or A* at GCSE Maths. If you enjoy solving mathematical problems and have found GCSE Mathematics straightforward...

...to other courses with a mathematical or statistical content such as Sciences, Business Studies, Psychology, etc. What does the course involve?...

...texts is also a key theme. The study of specific genres is linked to video productions and training in all relevant skills is provided. The impact of digital...