A Level in Cumbria

...Candidates who proceed to year two will take two papers in more advanced financial and management accounting and convert the AS into a full A level...

...skills that you can use to undertake research into related artists and designers. You will learn how to develop a personal response to a chosen starting point...

...The practical assignment which is where you will investigate a different area of Biology Biology is an excellent subject for people who want a career...

...of business operations on the environment. Following this course will help you develop your understanding of these issues. You will read case studies...

...It is expected that you will have at least a grade C in GCSE Science and GCSE Additional Science, or GCSE Chemistry, at the higher level, although in exceptional...

...The Computing course leads to an award from WJEC. The units covered are: Unit 1 (AS) You will discuss the stages in the development of a computerised solution to a problem...

...However, the skills of analysis and expression that you develop on the course are applicable to a wide range of university courses and careers...

...appreciation and enjoyment of film and cinema. You will study film as a medium, as an art form and as an industry, not just concentrating on modern Hollywood...

...indeed, our aim is that you will become an increasingly competent and confident communicator in French. The course will be taught in specialist language rooms...

...Further Mathematics must be studied alongside A level Mathematics. The courses are useful if you wish to specialise in Mathematics, Physics...

...In the theme of Conflict, for example, we will consider issues such as sports and games as a channel for aggression, the role of advertising...

...We keep fieldtrips cheap so that everyone can come and they are the highlight of the year. In addition you will have the opportunity to take part...

...the geology of civil engineering. Unit 5 (A2) Evolution of Life, Earth and Climate, examined in June of year 2. You will undertake a detailed study...

...at advanced or advanced subsidiary level will enable you to develop the 4 language skills acquired at GCSE (listening, reading, speaking, writing)...

...will undertake a variety of activities including role-play, pair and group work and individual research. You will be able to develop your ICT skills...

...the provision of services; roles of care practitioners; child development; human behaviour and mental health. This qualification has a vocational focus...

...history there will be an opportunity to visit Dublin and 'Walk the Revolution'...

...You will also have the opportunity to develop your ICT skills and carry out research using the internet. You will undertake a variety of activities...

...Mathematics complements and supports the majority of other subjects offered in college. The AS and A level (AS and A2) courses are based on the AQA Mathematics specification...

...The course provides a sound basis for further work in a media related area, whether academic or vocational. At the same time it will give you access...