A Level in Cumbria

...There are two papers in year one which give a thorough. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE Accounting Entry Requirements There are no specific entry requirements...

...to express their experiences and ideas. You will be given instruction in the wide range of media available within the faculty, and in the resources...

...you should take AS Chemistry as well as AS Biology. About the Course AQA A level Biology emphasises the way in which biologists work and the contributions of biology to society...

...analyse business performance, learn how to solve problems and develop future business strategies. You will also develop an awareness of entrepreneurial...

...Developing Fuels, Elements from the Sea, the Atmosphere and the Polymer Revolution. These are divided into two modules each assessed by written paper taken in January or...

...You will study the basics of what goes on inside a computer in order to store and manipulate data. And you will also discuss some typical uses of computer...

...to produce your own prose, poetry or drama, inspired by your independent reading. Your lessons may involve pair work, group presentations and class discussion...

...study unit compares two US films from different historical eras. The course also explores the British and American film industries and looks at the...

...The course will be taught in specialist language rooms, over 5 hours per week. The AS course. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE French Entry Requirements...

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

...General Studies will reinforce and complement your. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE General Studies Entry Requirements As it is a compulsory subject for all AS students...

...Global population change. Health issues. The A2 course, in the second year will study three topics: Weather and climate and associated hazards...

...Geology is a new subject to most students. However it involves many areas of study which will be familiar to you. For example, you may already have studied rivers...

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

...and Poverty and how they infringe on Human Rights should also prove interesting to many students. In this subject students will be able to debate current...

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

...will be developing in other Humanities subjects such as Law, Government and Politics, Geography, RS and Sociology yet will provide you with an interesting...

...Unit 1 (AS) Law Making and the Legal System inc: those who work in the system like magistrates, juries, barristers, solicitors and judges. Also how...

...(AS and A2) courses are based on the AQA Mathematics specification. The AS Mathematics course develops many of the topics met in GCSE Mathematics as...

...The first will test your understanding of media concepts, wider contexts, media issues and debates, stimulated by an unseen text; also, the two pre-set topic areas...