A Level in Greater Manchester

...practical reports and short tests. This continuous assessment means that you can monitor your progress as you work through the programme. Course Format...

...ACCOUNTING Why should I come to Pendleton College? Accounting facilities and resources at Pendleton College are excellent, with dedicated classrooms and ICT suites...

...You must also have Level 2 Literacy and Numeracy qualifications before any University will accept you. Entry Requirement: In offering places on this programme...

...political speeches and debates. What else will I do? You will have the opportunity to join student clubs and groups to develop your skills further...

...Shakespeare and modern poetry. In history students will examine the major turning points of the Twentieth Century including the Russian Revolution and the rise of Hitler...

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

...The Access to HE: Humanities course provides an opportunity to study a wide range of academic subjects. Students will examine a variety of genres in English...

...What will I study? English Language involves the technical study of language and looks at the structures and components that go into making a piece of communication...

...Professional Studies Units: Research Skills and Study Skills Science Units: Diet and Digestion, Gas Exchange and Transport, Coordination and Control...

...public relations and many other fields. How is the course assessed? In both Years one and two assessment is carried out by a combination of examinations and coursework...

...but have nevertheless succeeded in fulfilling their ambition to study at a higher level. The programme is also designed to accommodate the needs of parents...

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

...Journalism, Media, Public relations: Sociology, social and cultural studies and English. Subjects looked at in psychology include bio-psychology...

...Rural changes Urban geography These will be studied using many case studies and field work if possible. Year two A-Level options: Climatic hazards...

...Social Work, Humanities and Nursing. Progression: The course provides you with a Level 2 qualification which is recognised by employers and other organisations...

...Craft and Design What will I achieve? This subject, alongside other A-Levels or a vocational course, will enable you to enter university or gain employment in many areas...

...· Human Physiology: This looks in depth at how the digestive, breathing, circulatory and reproductive systems work. · Cell Biology: Covers the detailed...

...because it includes not only subject specific knowledge, but also study skills and professional development. It also includes Level 2 Literacy and Numeracy...

...is the equivalence of two A Levels. If your progression route is teaching it is important to note that you will not only need the QAA Recognised Access...

...have the maturity and enough self-organisation to cope with the Access course. · Understanding of the Access Course We will discuss your career goals...