A Level in Grays

...primary sources - development of ideas, ongoing analysis and review - exploration of media and methods to record information and develop ideas...

...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)...

...as will England's relationships with other countries. France 1589-1610 Students will study Henry IV taking France from a fairly weak monarchy to one of strength...

...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...

...which are valuable in interviews and everyday life. What do I study? Year 1 (AS) Unit 1: Law Making: The Legislative Process including Influences upon Parliament...

...At the end of the year students sit one exam lasting two hours. Where does Additional Mathematics take me? Initially students may progress on to an...

...random variables - decision maths - covering areas such as networks and shortest distance problems. For AS you will study two core units and one decision...

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

...Year 1 (AS). Unit 1: Media Representations and Responses. A diverse and exciting examination of the content of media forms, e.g. Advertising...

...You will also learn to apply and manipulate grammatical structures at a higher level, to use more sophisticated vocabulary and to understand and develop idioms of the language...

...Graphic Design, Fine Art or Media at HND/Degree or for those wishing to do an Art Foundation course first. Some students have found employment directly...

...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...

...These units cover, among other things, the physics of forces and motion, electrical circuits, materials and light and sound waves. Students will also...

...Why we conform and why we obey. How people resist pressures to conform and resist pressures to obey authority. Individual Differences - Psychopathology (Abnormality)...

...the relationship between faith and reason, religious language, body, soul and personal identity. Assessment: External exam- 1-½ hours Unit 4:Religion and Human experience...

...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...

...You get an AS qualification, so you pick up UCAS points. The AQA examination board is currently developing an A2 course. Benefits of the course are...

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

...Geography and Psychology. If you enjoy Maths, this course would provide useful support for this subject as well as being a qualification in its own right...