A Level England

...Sports Psychology (option B1) Candidates will acquire an appreciation of the sports psychology factors that impact upon participation and competence...

...Writing: You can present relevant information in a format that suits your purpose; structure your writing to help readers follow and understand your main points...

...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...

...AS and A level Biology involve a good deal of mathematical problems solving so students must have at least a grade C in Maths. Where can I go next?...

...Fields and Further Mechanics (SHM, circular motion, momentum, capacitance, electric fields, magnetism) Unit 5: Option topic (Students study radioactivity...

...to describe the spread within sets of data. What qualification will I receive? GCE AS Level in Sociology. Where can it lead? This course can lead to progression...

...This course will prepare you to work with children up to the age of seven; you will gain skills and knowledge in all aspects of working with this age group... Learn about: Early Years, Part Time...

...expected to make connections between different elements of the whole course. Hours of Lessons per Week : 4.7 Indicative Group Size : 20 How is the course assessed?...

...A2: The full A level is made up of the AS unit plus one more unit. This means that you take your Reading skills to a higher level. You study two more topic areas...

...Description Breakdown : As part of your studies you will be cover a variety of subjects in the business field, for example: 1. Business Purposes...

...AAT Professional Diploma in Accounting Level 4 and then subsequently you may apply for full Technician status once you have provided a portfolio of practical... Learn about: Accounting MBA, Part Time, Communication Skills...

...(or Chemistry), English Langauge, Mathematics (Higher only), and one other. Applied Science is not a suitable qualification with which to start this course...

...and awareness in human behaviour. Issues studied include why people conform to majority or minority influence, how our memories work, what makes us...

...Financial Accounting is concerned with the classification and organisation of financial information and how it is presented in its final form such as Income Statements...

...benefit individuals and help to reduce the risk of various conditions and illnesses.You will also gain an understanding of health and safety in the...

...( energy, pollution and environmental campaigns) - at A2 Hours of lessons per week: 4.67 Indicative group size: 15 How is the course assessed?...

...are recognised by universities as equipping students to develop evaluative and analytical skills. You should be able to develop good essay-writing skills...

...• Communication and homeostasis; excretion; nervous and hormonal communication; plant and animal responses; photosynthesis and respiration Module 6 – Genetics... Learn about: Biology Science, Scientific investigation unit...

...methods used in the exploration of space and the main components of the solar system Entry Requirements You will need at least 4 GCSEs grade D or above including Maths... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...The approach is both theoretical and practical and includes some programming. Hours of Lessons per Week : 4.7 Indicative Group Size: 18 How is the course assessed?...