A Level England

...Skills & Commitment: Students will be required to have an interest in physical activities and be willing to participate in the College sports programme...

...spell, punctuate and use grammar accurately; construct complex sentences and make your meaning clear. Minimum Numeracy Level: Level 2 Interpret information...

...consists of a mixture of exams and course work. Progression You can progress to the Level 2 Business or employment in a number of professional and administration roles...

...transport, biochemistry, health, biodiversity, classification and evolution. The 2nd year completes the 'A' level with topics such as communication...

...In addition to the standard College requirements students need to have a grade C or higher in mathematics as well as grade B in science and additional science...

...You will learn through lectures, classwork, individual tutorials as well as personal study. How will I be assessed? You will be assessed through examinations...

...You will also require minimum functional skills level 1 in literacy and numeracy. Delivery and Assessment You will be assessed at your placement... Learn about: Early Years, Part Time...

...The course is modular with two modules examined in each year. Modules will be examined in January and June. Modules are examined through data response...

...You can take just the AS or you can decide at the end of the AS course to take the full A level. The AS will develop your Listening, Reading & Speaking...

...Work Placement : No Work Placement Attendence : Optional Course Progression : You will be able to progress onto a level 3 course if you meet the pre-requisite...

...all first sit exam fees. Entry Requirements You must hold AAT Level 2 Certificate in Accounting and be able to demonstrate detailed knowledge of double entry bookkeeping... Learn about: Accounting MBA, Communication Training, Communication Skills...

...The first year is the AS course and covers atoms and reactions, electrons, bonding and structure, the periodic table, hydrocarbons and basic organic chemistry and energy...

...Psychology links effectively with a range of subjects. It complements other AS subjects including Sociology, Business Studies, PE, Biology and Media Studies...

...The topics studied include Budgeting, Marginal, Absorption and Activity Based Costing, Standard Costing and Variance Analysis and Investment Appraisal...

...prepare and deliver an exercise session as well as exploring the principles of exercise, fitness and health with a focus on how physical activity...

...Translation (10 marks) - students will be assessed for their ability to transfer meaning from English into Chinese. Section C: Research-based essay...

...stimulating intellectual field. What sort of student does it suit and what will you get out of the course? Although GCSE offers a useful background...

...(year 1) · Exchange surfaces; transport in animals; transport in plants Module 4 – Biodiversity, evolution and disease (year 1) · Communicable diseases... Learn about: Scientific investigation unit, Biology Science...

...If you have in interest in understanding the world around you and enjoy investigating problems then this is the course for you. The chemistry units... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...AS level is a one year course and in the second year may be continued to A Level Computing. It looks at digital information systems from the users' perspective...