A Level in Grays

...student-selected focus - appropriate research from primary and other sources and contexts - ideas development - media and process exploration...

...Single Award is designed to widen your participation in vocationally-related learning. It provides a foundation for study of Health & Social...

...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...

...study Applied Information & Communication Technology (ICT)? Students who wish to develop their skills across a wide variety of ICT areas will enjoy and benefit from this course...

...a talk on the legal profession and to see how the legal profession operates in a court of law by visiting the courts and seeing the Barristers and Judges at...

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

...The course is divided into three areas: '¢ core maths '" covering topics from GCSE Maths such as trigonometry, algebra, geometry and a new area...

...calculus. statistics '" covering topics from GCSE Maths such as probability, averages, data sets and new areas such as the normal distribution and discrete random variables...

...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...

...two taken at the end of the first year and two at the end of the second year. There will be opportunities to re-sit AS units in January and May of the second...

...set by the Exam Board, in the form of a major project. Where does Photography take me? Photography is a valid choice in combination with any other A-level...

...Principles and concepts across different areas of Physical Education. Unit 4: The improvement of effective. Why study Physical Education? AS/A2 Physical...

...Physicists have given us the X-ray machine, the fuel cell, mobile phones, the Hubble space telescope, the microwave oven and the internet. With a knowledge of physics...

...to gain access to Higher Education. It will be of particular value to students considering careers in Social Work, Teaching, Police, Prison Service and medicalrelated careers...

...1-½ hours Where does Religious Studies take me? Religious Studies is a rigorous academic discipline which can be combined with any other subject...

...Applied Science can lead on to careers in Radiography, Biomedical Sciences and Nursing and other non-scientific degrees such as Sports Science and...

...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?...

...of areas from Law to Personnel Management...

...What do I study? The course is divided into three modules: Z1 covering data presentation, sampling, probability, Binomial distribution and hypothesis testing...