A Level England

...Entry Requirements Applicants should also have a minimum of six GCSEs at grades 9-4, including GCSE English Language. Students do not need to have completed GCSE History... Learn about: Full Time...

...The programme will help students develop the necessary skills to work in the meat industry. It is a craft level course aimed at those new to the industry...

...programmes in sport and exercise science. You will also study two further units which have been designed to support progression to a variety of sport courses in higher education...

...Assessment is predominantly exam based. What's involved? Mechanics This unit is the foundation of your AS studies. It builds on your knowledge of physics...

...Entry Requirements Applicants should have a minimum of six GCSEs at Grades 9-4, with a Grade 5 in English. Students do not need to have completed GCSE Media... Learn about: Full Time, Media Studies...

...broader range of skills and knowledge acquired by studying the increased number of units required for the diploma. You will consolidate the skills learned... Learn about: Food Manufacturing...

...through coursework that will involve presentations, posters, reports and training plans. Progression You can progress on to a Level 2 course in a similar...

...Architecture, Furniture Design, Jewellery/Silversmithing design, Sports Equipment Design, Ceramic Design, Graphic Design, Multimedia Design and Teaching... Learn about: Product Design...

...universities as one of the subjects they prefer applicants to have studied at A Level. Summary When you study Mathematics at A Level, you will not... Learn about: Full Time, GCSE Mathematics...

...both practically and theoretically throughout the academic year, and you will have to complete you practical portfolio and a number of underpinning knowledge question papers... Learn about: Food Manufacturing, Professional Cookery, Food Preparation...

...and written records of your skills and knowledge. We will support you in developing your ICT skills by completing an electronic portfolio of your work and placement evidence...

...Understanding Communication and Culture This unit will assess your understanding of key concepts within communication and culture. You will examine the nature of culture...

...layers of meaning in images. As part of the course, you will visit galleries and exhibitions – locally and in London. These have included The Tate Modern... Learn about: Full Time...

...Bar service skills Students will develop a range of skills that will equip them to start a career in the hospitality industry. The course is delivered... Learn about: Professional Cookery, Food Preparation...

...how to support the development of team members, the importance of effective communication and equality and diversity and team leading. Entry Requirements... Learn about: Team Leader, Team Training...

...own research question to demonstrate a deeper understanding of film. You could examine star, performer, genre or auteur, social and political issues or new technology...

...lead on to related degree courses and careers, such as; Science, Engineering or Computing, and the skills you will learn, such as thinking clearly and logically... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Full Time...

...Introduction to the catering and hospitality industry Food safety in catering Health and safety awareness for catering and hospitality Introduction... Learn about: Professional Cookery, Food Preparation, Customer Service...

...Career Opportunities Stylists Make-Up Artists Beauty Therapists Spa Practitioners Cosmetic Scientists Salon Proprietors Health Spa Managers Hairdressers...

...median, mode, range and interquartile range. You will use probability and look at the concept of random events. You will work with the Binomial distribution...