A Level in Grays

...thought-provoking and communicative. What do I study? Year 1 (AS) Unit 1: Coursework - an exploration of a theme - appropriate research and recording...

...needs of clients and techniques and professional services aimed at meeting those needs. There are two coursework units and one exam unit: communication and values (coursework)...

...of the monarchy from Richard III to the establishment of a secure monarchy under Henry VII and Henry VIII to the fall of Wolsey. The relationships with the nobility...

...All students will study a unit that is exam based. The other units are assessed through practical portfolio work. Single. students will study three units...

...vicarious liability, defences and remedies and Law and morals, law and justice, judicial creativity, fault and balancing conflicting interests...

...The course is divided into five topics including: Number, Algebra, Graphs, Probability & Statistics and Trigonometry. There is no coursework for this course...

...The A2 is very similar in that you study a further two core units together with one statistics unit. Where does Mathematics take me? A wide area of opportunity...

...the normal distribution and discrete random variables - mechanics - covering areas such as forces, vectors and the motion of particles - decision maths...

...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...

...a range of questions based on current issues and cultural topic areas and sustain conversation on a range of AS and A2 social and cultural topics to mention but a...

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

...where you will develop your skills in two activities. The rest of the time will be classroom-based but, wherever possible, theory will always be related to sporting situations...

...the sound produced by musical instruments, improving the performance of an athlete or the beginning and end of the Universe, Physics has something for...

...Year 1 (AS) The following areas or approaches in Psychology are studied. Unit 1: Cognitive Psychology- Memory : How memory is organised and why we forget...

...It is recognised by all universities. It is relevant to many careers, e.g. those requiring a mature and caring approach such as Social...

...rather than concentrating on studying the individual sciences in depth. Applied Science is mainly assessed by portfolio work: two out of the three units...

...The course is divided into two units: Unit 1: Exploring key scientific issues. Unit 2: Reading and writing about science. Topics covered include Infectious Disease...

...This explores how demographic and social changes have influenced the family. Year 2 (A2). You will. Why study Sociology? Sociologists want to understand how society works...

...â- Z2 '" including Normal and Poisson distributions, t-test and X² test. â- Z3 - including experiment design, bivariate data, correlation, Spearmans rank...