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...

...and consider the way in which language works. There are four sets of literary texts to be studied alongside the non-literary texts and unseen papers...

...as language users in a wide variety of contexts and genres. Often chosen by students interested in teaching and journalism, as well as those interested...

...The text will be recommended at the start of the course. Further information can be sought from Keely Smith on 01482 313458 or Learner Support Services on 01482 598744...

...critical and analytical readers and at the same time develop themselves as language users in a variety of contexts. Content outline The course encourages...

...and their possible effects, including the impact of day care Stress and how to cope with it How others influence our behaviour Mental illness and its treatment...

...and who are open-minded about reading outside their current experience. Often chosen by students intending to study English Literature at university. Level...

...the study of individuals and how they shape and are shaped by society. Units to be studied: UNIT 1 SCLY1 - Topic studied: Families and Households...

...AS/A Level Film Studies (WJEC) Who is the course for? Students wishing to study and who are interested in, Film. GCSE Film Studies is not necessary...

...September Course hours: Variable Additional info: Advice on materials/costs will be provided at the first class. Progression: Further study at Higher National...

...who have obtained a grade B or above in French at GCSE and who wish to communicate in the foreign language at a higher level. This course is excellent...

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

...Options: Cold environments and Coastal environments. Core Human: Global population change, Options: Food supply and Energy. Unit 2 Geographical Skills...

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

...Anyone interested in current affairs and what is happening in the world around them. This course offers a fascinating insight into the way a complex society is governed...

...at students interested in the communication of information and ideas by visual means, primarily in two dimensional form. Good visual and written language skills are vital...

...required as part of the course in the second year. Method of assessment AS Single - 33% examination and 66% coursework AS double - 50% examination...

...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...

...and interested in the technical aspects of computing and seeking a future career in... Level 3 : AS/A Level ICT Applied (OCR) Who is the course...

...level but at least a grade C in English Language is required. Combines well with Accounting, Business and Government and Politics AS/A Levels. Level...