A Level in Greater Manchester

...The course is assessed on a continuous basis, as opposed to end-of-year examination. Assessment is via class-based activities, home-based assignments...

...as well as the central aspects of management accounting are covered in detail. The subject content is studied in four modules; two comprising the AS Level...

...which suggest that they have the maturity and enough self-organisation to cope with the Access course...

...all of which carry significant value in the worlds of employment and higher education. These include thinking, decision-making, analytical research...

...Beaufort Road Start Date: 26/01/2009 Day(s) of Week: MONDAY & TUESDAY Times: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM Duration: 1 year Course Content: The Access to...

...The significance of dances Group Choreography Advanced solo performance Dance content and context What will I achieve? On successful completion of...

...and pursue their interests in academic subjects. Students would be expected to progress into...

...non-fiction Spoken language Year two will cover: What will I achieve? English Language is an excellent course for students who are interested in a...

...is an alternative route into Higher Education for mature learners. It provides a good foundation for progression into Higher Education because it includes...

...What will I study? The course will develop students' skills as both readers and writers. Year one will cover: Modern poetry and a modern play A comparative...

...Gas Exchange and Transport, Coordination and Control, Maths Level 2 Numeracy and I.T: Research Project, Organisation of the Body, Pathogens and Disease...

...Varieties of Film Experience (issues and debates): An opportunity to examine films from around the world, to look at the emotional effect that different...

...Sociology, psychology and social and cultural studies. Journalism, Media, Public. Access to HE Social Science Course Code: NL0012MQ/1 Category...

...to add a bit of extra interest to their course. In recent years students have visited Chester, The Lake District, Ainsdale, Dublin, Edinburgh and...

...The course covers a number of academic topics and skills, including English, Numeracy, Social Sciences, Personal Development and Academic Writing Skills...

...These skills can be applied to further study within Art or History or a range of other degrees. These are the skills increasingly required by potential...

...We will accept you if you have few or no previous academic qualifications. What you do need is a firm sense of commitment to learning and we need to...

...individualised support that learners receive alongside the main programme. For example, some learners are dyslexic, but have nevertheless succeeded...

...an opportunity to study this as an interdisciplinary subject, which will provide a very broad base of knowledge. In English, Cultural Studies will be more textual based...

...Students progress to a number of local institutions like Manchester Metropolitan University, Huddersfield, Oldham College (in conjunction with Huddersfield University)...