A Level in Grays

...Year 1 (AS). Unit 1: Coursework '" an exploration of a theme. appropriate research and recording from primary sources. development of ideas...

...Midwifery, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, Radiotherapy, Paramedics, Speech and Language Therapy, Health Studies etc direct entry into employment within...

...This will involve looking at the religious problems and foreign wars which affected France socially and economically. Students will also look at the civil...

...PC setup and configuration software development introduction to programming Second year units for both Single and Double students are: website design working...

...Delegated Legislation, Judge-made Law and Statutory Interpretation. The Legal System: courts and other methods of solving disputes without going to court...

...The course is taught at a slower pace to that of other Maths courses, giving students the opportunity to develop their skills. What do I study?...

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

...mechanics '" covering areas such as forces, vectors and the motion. Why study Double Mathematics? As the title suggests, this course will lead to two A-levels in Mathematics...

...into the media based on one or more key concepts genre, narrative or representation, a media production and an evaluation. This unit forms the second year coursework requirements...

...There will also be opportunities for developing personal links with students abroad through trips, exchanges, letters and e-mails. When you enrol on an A-level language course...

...where students need to respond at a significantly higher level than in the first year. Students will thoroughly research a topic of personal interest which...

...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...

...Pharmacy and the energy, water and communications industries. Additionally, the scientific knowledge gained is useful in fields such as Journalism or the legal profession...

...why eople obey authority figures and why people suffer from serious mental illnesses like Schizophrenia. It is the subject's relevance to the real world...

...and also those careers that require analytical skills, e.g. a legal career. It is also highly useful for those wishing to enter the teaching profession...

...The course has a vocational context built into content of units; the units are designed to be relevant to local/national employers. Students have a...

...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?...

...including the process of socialisation. Unit 2: Topics in Socialisation, Culture and Identity- this unit concentrates on the family. This explores...

...develop their knowledge of Statistics. It covers statistical techniques used in A-level subjects such as Biology, Business Studies, Economics...