A Level in Cornwall

...local heats before a national final in London. Most students choose to complete a two year course in A-Level Mathematics although we also offer A-Levels... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Team Training...

...What is Justice? Who speaks on our behalf? How is the UK governed? Written paper: 1 hour 30 minutes Unit 4: CIST4 Global Issues and Making a Difference...

...as an understanding of electoral systems, parliamentary elections, voting behaviour and party ideology. In addition, students will explore the rights... Learn about: Government Politics...

...Business behaviour and the labour market This theme develops the microeconomic concepts introduced in Theme 1 and focuses on business economics...

...our knowledge of the way everything works and explain (usually mathematically) the rules of the Universe. Your A-Level in Physics will help you on... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...you’ll discover the importance and necessity of diversity and ethics within counselling skills. Ensuring that people feel comfortable and safe to express themselves... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...professional practitioner qualifications. Four GCSEs at grades A*-C (including Enlgish and ideally mathematics and science) or equivalent qualification... Learn about: IT Law...

...from on the chosen drama text. Details: Exam Length: 2 hours and 30 minutes Exam Weighting: 40% of the total qualification Questions: There are eight questions... Learn about: English Language...

...these qualifications can be discussed at your interview...

...30% of the total qualification Questions: The paper has two sections, A and B. Students answer one essay question from a choice of two on their studied...

...you for academic study at university level, such as: Developing Your Research Skills, Academic Writing and Examination Techniques & Practices... Learn about: Nursing Health, Health and Social Care...

...is aimed at those wishing to gain an A Level in Environmental Studies in preparation for studying Environmental Studies at a higher level, or for those...

...Year 1 topics - Frankenstein by Mary Shelley - technique and effect - Poetry of Carol Ann Duffy - comparative stylistic and thematic elements of the poems... Learn about: English Language...

...encourages you to become engaged in the political process as an informed and active citizen. This course has been designed to encourage you... Learn about: Government Politics...

...There are many kinds of slavery and many kinds of freedom. But reading is still the path." Carl Sagan, (Astronomer, Astrophysicist, Cosmologist...

...3-4,000 words on the subject matter above, with suggested questions provided. Students can break this into sections or write it as one continuous extended essay...

...on and study many science based higher education courses including Medicine, Veterinary science and Dentistry. Employers in non-science areas also value...

...In addition, candidates will be assessed on fieldwork skills. or: GEO4B: Geographical Issue Evaluation, This unit gives candidates the opportunity to use their skills of analysis...

...world and develop your language skills to the point of fluency. Speaking at least one foreign language also significantly enhances your employment opportunities... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...This A Level Maths and Statistics course focus on four core topics: algebra, geometry, trigonometry and calculus. These topics make up two-thirds of the A-Level qualification... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...