A Level in East Riding of Yorkshire

...This course is a mixture of practical work and theory. The coursework is in the form of a project, carried out using knowledge and skills acquired during the lessons...

...Shorter fiction study (coursework) Dubliners - James Joyce Qualifications required: The course appeals to a wide range of students, offering the opportunity...

...in English and Communication courses. Content outline This course is all about 'How language works?' At AS you will learn how varieties of writing are constructed...

...Progression: To the second year to study the Advanced A2 Modules, which together with the AS Modules make up the full A' Level -(see A2...

...A range of texts is studied on this course, and whilst learning to appreciate and analyse the ways in which other writers have used language you will...

...Qualifications required: AS Psychology can be studied as part of the full-time AS programme, in which students are expected to study 4 AS subjects.It...

...Suitable for: Students who enjoy reading, want to become better and more analytical readers and who are open-minded about reading outside their current experience...

...part of the full-time AS programme, in which students are expected to study 4 AS subjects. Sociology is the study of society. More specifically it is about...

...students produce a short film. Method of assessment AS - Unit One is assessed through coursework, involving a creative project, worth 40%, Unit Two...

...New Diplomas have been introduced by the government to address the skills gap identified by employers and universities and aim to provide an understanding...

...preparation for those who want to travel or use languages in their future career. Content outline Equal weighting will be given to reading, writing...

...The A level General Studies qualification demonstrates a breadth in learning which is valued by employers and contributes valuable UCAS tariff points...

...English and Maths at C or above is a better guide. Combines well with most courses. Content outline AS Unit 1 Core Physical: Rivers and flood management...

...preparation for those who want to travel or use languages in their future career. Students with a keen interest in the language, who have obtained a grade...

...Content outline Modules 1 & 2, (AS) Understanding of key concepts such as power, democracy and representation. An examination of the main institutions:...

...and two externally set exam units. Suitable for: This is aimed at students interested in the communication of information and ideas by visual means...

...50% examination and 50% coursework All second year courses 66% examination and 33% coursework...

...Students who do not have History at GCSE grade C or above must have English and Maths GCSE at grade C or above. Students wishing to study Modern History at A level...

...Students coming in with standard A level entry requirements, including a minimum grade 'C' in English, and wishing to develop a comprehensive set of advanced...

...of the course to the study of conceptual ideas such as the relationship between law and morality and how far law achieves justice. Method of assessment 100% Examination...