A Level in Hampshire

...whole-class work and individual tuition. Independent reading and research are also important components of the course. HOW IS THE COURSE ASSESSED?...

...You will look at the strategies which may be used to minimise release, treat effluents and manage the damage caused (1 hour 30 minutes...

...In addition we study, as students of Sociology might, who watches what and why, as well as considering the links between Film, History, Economics...

...of subjects from the arts, science and technology. There are two AS units which are taken by all students in the first year: · Culture and Society...

...Do you want to find out more about topical issues currently in the news? Topics like river flooding, coastal management, problems of rapid population growth...

...and how they might be different to the Conservative Party, New Labour or the Greens. Topical questions tackled by current AS students include...

...You could continue your studies in Higher Education on a degree course or HND in related subject areas such as Health Studies, Psychology, Sociology...

...you will build a complete database for a real end-user with: ·a professional user-interface incorporating photographs, clip art and other images ·colourful...

...you to develop the excellent practical skills, knowledge and understanding of ICT needed for any career or university course. AS and A2 level Information...

...multimedia and digital solutions ·hear from and work with visitors who are specialists in that field ·work in groups and individually to research and present...

...You will gain a thorough understanding of how the legal system works: the courts, legal profession, how law is made, the judge†s role in sentencing the guilty...

...but Leisure Studies fits particularly well with Business Studies, Physical Education, Psychology, Dance and Modern Foreign Languages. AFTER THE COURSE?...

...work and energy acting in a situation; for example when is it safe to loop the loop on a rollercoaster? · Decision 2 - you build on the ideas developed...

...Media Studies will add breadth to your studies, as well as enhance your research, analytical and evaluative skills. A deeper understanding of media theory...

...Requirement We generally recommend a B grade or above at GCSE in the language you wish to study and at least a grade C in GCSE English (language)...

...two 3 minute compositions · Listening and Analysing Music â€" more detailed study of music from the last 400 years WHAT WILL I BE DOING IN LESSONS?...

...Are you interested in investigating the impact of Music Technology and understanding the development of popular music? AS and A2 level Music Technology...

...· Employment Opportunities in the Performing Arts - this unit will help you to understand what demands are made for those who wish to gain employment within...

...within the following topic areas and it is up to the individual which they choose for their research project: · the origins of the universe · the beginning...

...· An Introduction to Philosophy 2 - if four animals see a rose, each as a different colour, which animal is right? Do we see the world the way it really...