A Level in Cirencester

...There are three possible pathways, Combined Studies, Education and Health and Social Care. Each involves study of the Core subjects, which are English...

...to produce final accounts and balance sheets of sole traders and limited companies. You will also learn how the financial structure, ownership and control...

...Experimental Archaeology is a growing interest of our own Archaeological Society and last year students designed and constructed their own full-size trebuchet...

...other students to try and make as much profit as possible. The programme culminates in a Trade Exhibition at the Cheltenham Race Course in February...

...Supplementary Costs Band A (£0 - £50) Frequently Asked Questions How many hours per week does the course take? AS Critical Thinking is taught in small classes...

...Analysis and critical skills of choreography and performance in own work and professional repertoire. What will I study? You will study two modules Unit 1 Understanding Dance...

...Electronics, Electronic Engineering, Electronic Products, Design and Technology, Electronic Instrumentation, Applied Electronics, Electronics Media...

...this course alongside other English A Levels? You may study English Literature A Level at the same time but you cannot choose English Language and Literature...

...subject more if you like discussing ideas in class: there are plenty of arguments in English Literature classes! The ability to read books independently is a crucial skill...

...you must take this course at college and achieve a C to progress to A2. You must achieve a grade C in any GCSE taken which is directly related to...

...range of high quality education and training for the whole community over the age of 16 regardless of race, class, belief, language, gender...

...practical skills in Geology. How is the course assessed? Examination at the end of the course Examination at the end of each unit/module Coursework...

...(History,Geography,RS,Sociology,Psychology)/Business/Science (Core and Additional OR triple)/Maths/Foreign Language - If that does not include GCSE English Language...

...Pre-Raphaelites and Impressionists, and 19th century sculpture and architecture. Students can progress to the A2 Level course which offers more detailed...

...worth up to 33% of your final grade. How is the course assessed? Examination at the end of the course Portfolio of evidence What else do I need to know?...

...have a good level of intellectual ability. The AS course encourages you to develop an analytical approach, problem solving skills and general curiosity...

...Section B: Introduction to Tort - Liability in negligence; court procedure and damages. How is the course assessed? Examination at the end of the course...

...then this might be the course for you. The course covers only 5 of the A level modules in year one. Mathematics A Level Express A one year course for students...

...solve the problems and then interpret your answers in the context of the original problem. When are the exams? One module is taken in January and the other two in...

...and reviews its provision to ensure that it meets the needs of the community. Therefore the right to amend, change or delete learning programmes...