A Level in Cumbria

...Accountancy may be combined with most A- Level subjects, for example Mathematics, Business Studies, or ICT. Accountancy is a large and growing profession...

...and from this research you will produce a written and illustrated personal study. You will then return to your practical work, acquiring appropriate source...

...will develop many of the skills essential for a successful career...

...You are all consumers, meaning you have a daily involvement with the business world. Equally you are all likely to be employees at some time in your...

...on the ways in which chemistry is used and the work that chemists do, often at the frontiers of the subject, as well as providing an interesting and stimulating...

...including an introduction to programming. You will study the basics of what goes on inside a computer in order to store and manipulate...

...English/ English Literature and a passion for reading. About the Course Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE English Literature is a popular course which...

...the normal five GCSE grades A - C are required, preferably with a grade C in English. About the Course Film Studies is designed to give you a deeper understanding...

...Experience has shown that students considering French at this level need to achieve at least a B at GCSE. About the Course Studying French at advanced...

...Engineering or related subjects at University. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE Further Mathematics Entry Requirements It is expected that students following...

...While the AS part of the course deals with the major themes of Conflict and Space, the A2 part deals with Power and Change. The themes will be tackled...

...how your actions affect the world around you. During the course you will develop a wide range of skills. Because these skills are very transferable geographers are very employable...

...Unit 4 (A2) Environmental Geology, examined in January of year 2. This unit covers water supply, energy resources, metal deposits, building materials...

...we will deal with and extend topics familiar in Years 10 and 11, such as daily life, sport and holidays, and introduce more advanced topics such as the media...

...People and Politics and Governing the UK. Here, students will have opportunity to discuss the concepts of democracy, power and authority and the impact...

...Aspects covered in the AS units include: rights and responsibilities; communication in care settings; factors affecting health and well-being...

...Civil War in Year 1 and will also offer you the opportunity to visit Strasbourg, in France. In Year 2, for those students with a specific interest in Irish...

...an interest in current affairs and if you like doing a subject that affects your everyday life. This course will appeal to you if you have an interest...

...As well as being a subject in its own right, Mathematics complements and supports the majority of other subjects offered in college. The AS and A level...

...(25% of the A level mark). The A2 course allows you to deepen your understanding of the media, drawing in some media theory and discussing modern media issues and debates...