A Level England

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

...structure your writing to help readers follow and understand your main points; spell, punctuate and use grammar accurately; construct complex sentences...

...A2 Level Accounting The basis of Accounting is the process of recording, classifying, summarising and analysing transactions (most often in business)...

...A-Level Intensive Government & Politics Course Description People and politics Governing the UK International politics - key themes, extended themes...

...AS Unit 1: Families and Households: Written paper - 1 hour - worth 40% AS Unit 2: Education and Research Methods: Written paper - 2 hours - worth 60% AS A2 Unit...

...amides, amino acids and proteins. How will I be taught? You will learn through lectures, classwork, laboratory work, individual tutorials as well as personal study...

...results general entry requirements for AS Levels In addition, to study this subject, you must achieve at least a grade C in GCSE English. Preferably...

...Two AS module exams will be taken in January. A-Level Intensive History Course Description Foreign and imperial policies 1945-1990 Dictatorship and democracy...

...Reading and Writing skills. The AS is composed of two Units. You will explore the following topic areas: Media, Popular Culture, Healthy living/Lifestyle and Family/Relationships...

...structure your writing to help readers follow and understand your main points; spell, punctuate and use grammar accurately; construct complex sentences...

...for further study of English at university and for any career or study choice. Who is this course for? Young people aged 16-18. What do I need to get on the course?...

...power and politics Crime and deviance; stratification and differentiation; theory and methods. Courses Start Date Length Days/Times King's Cross Centre...

...practices and technology in one or more of the disciplines in art. These include imaginative and creative powers alongside experimental, analytical and documenting skills...

...You will also be introduced to the key measures of economic performance and the main objectives and instruments of economic policy. How will I be taught?...

...N.B. - This course is not a continuation of the Product/DT based GCSE. The visual problem solving and presentation skills you have acquired if you study this GCSE are useful...

...in Health Care Nutrition Healthcare Projects *) Please note course content above are not indicative; other topics includes Maths, English and supportive... Learn about: Nursing Care, Nursing Practice, Nursing Health...

...Students will be expected to produce research, homework and evidence of visits to exhibitions and galleries. It is vital that students attend lessons punctually and regularly...

...use proportions and calculate ratios where appropriate; compare sets of data of an appropriate size and use range to describe the spread within sets of...

...for example identity theft and hacking. You will be able to discuss and write in depth about the problems associated with ICT as well as the benefits...

...it to the Admissions Offices at either Handsworth Campus or Fordrough Campus Come along to one of our main enrolment sessions...