A Level in Grays

...appropriate research from a range of contextual sources, related to ongoing practical work - in-depth analysis and evaluation - exploration of different...

...factors affecting and issues involved in service delivery. There are two coursework units and one exam unit: meeting individual needs (exam)...

...History teaches a number of vital key skills which can be applied to all sorts of other situations. What do I study? There are two possible options from which to choose...

...per year whereas Double students will study six units per year. You will study units covering the following ICT areas: First year units for both Single...

...Judges, juries, magistrates, Solicitors and Barristers and sources of advice and funding Unit 2: Introduction to Criminal Liability: Underlying principles of criminal liability...

...At the end of the year students sit one exam lasting two hours. Why study Additional Mathematics? This is a one year course designed to meet the needs...

...is open to students with an A-level in Mathematics. They can apply for degrees in areas such as Accounts, Business, Computing, Engineering, Geography...

...areas such as Law and Psychology. It goes without saying that any employer would value two A-levels in Mathematics extremely highly...

...and social groups are represented in a wide range of media. The unit carries an external. Why study Media Studies? Media Studies is a rigorous academic...

...Over the two years of study, you will develop many new language skills. You will learn how to express your opinions, write target-language responses...

...Within coursework projects you have the opportunity to explore personal imagery and express yourself. The AS course does not have a Digital Photography...

...be combined with Arts or Science for entry into Higher Education. It has particular value for careers in Sports Science, teaching Physical Education...

...The A2 course deals with topics such as particle physics, communications, electromagnetism and astrophysics. Where does Physics take me? Physics...

...Factors affecting eyewitness testimony. Developmental Psychology- Early Social Development : Why we form attachments and the effects of separation...

...Year 1 (AS). Unit 1: Religion Philosophy and Science - miracles, creation, the design argument. Assessment: External exam '" 1¼ hours. Unit...

...What do I study? Year 1 (AS) Unit 1: Investigating Science at work Unit 2: Energy Transfer Systems Unit 3: Finding out about Substances Year 2...

...the Universe, and 'oeAre we alone?'. There is quite a variety of subject. PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS AN AS COURSE ONLY. Why study Science in Society?...

...What do I study? Year 1 (AS) You will study two units: Unit 1: Exploring Socialisation, Culture and Identity- this involves studying how identities and cultures are formed...

...Z2 including Normal and Poisson distributions, t-test and X test Z3 - including experiment design, bivariate data, correlation, Spearmans rank test...