A Level in Hampshire

...is crucial to success at this level. You will be set. Photography This popular and enjoyable course is based on Photography as an art form. No previous...

...Persons - which asks what it really means to be a person and whether all human beings can be considered persons, and even whether computers or animals...

...Basic keyboard (ie piano, synthesisiser, etc.) skills are also very useful. You will be invited to join one or more of the College ensembles...

...accountancy, journalism, marketing and graduate entry to medical school. Subject Combinations Music can be taken alongside any other subject at Advanced level...

...A high degree of competence and interest is obviously expected from you when you choose this course. Many of you will combine Maths and Further Maths...

...A Level in Mathematics and an AS in Further Mathematics. What Will I Learn on the Course? When studying Pure or Core Mathematics you will be extending...

...Contract Law and Tort Law. We also look at how Law reflects morals and justice. The course provides a basis for those thinking of studying the subject...

...How Organisations use ICT This unit is a study of how an organisation uses ICT. You will see how ICT if effectively used and research how it can be better...

...theoretical study of ICT systems and their applications, approximately 60% of the timetable is practical work. In the first year, although more than...

...Biology After The Course Human Biology provides a foundation for a large number of degree courses but a majority of students gaining A2 level in Human...

...The courses on offer aim to offer the chance to study periods of History that are both interesting and challenging. By the end of the course you will...

...Assignment.' This requires the students to respond to a design brief with research and make a piece of graphic design in controlled conditions over a period of five hours...

...The vast majority of students studying Politics have no previous experience of the subject. The teaching programme and course syllabus take this into account...

...Whatever your career aims, advanced language skills are increasingly sought after by employers. In the future, this will be even more the...

...century issues such as the rise of super powers and increasing global problems such as climate change? You do? Then Geography is the ideal subject...

...you will be required to write 200-220 words in the form of a letter, a report or an article. A2 Units Unit 3. Understanding and Spoken Response in French...

...countries such as Mexico, Japan and India b) Spectatorship - a study of the way spectators understand and interpret films c) Close study of a single...

...the human impacts on these events and cycles, and the strategies that can be used to minimise the problems caused. Key aspects within the specification...

...· How to analyse spoken, written and multimodal forms of English. · How to read for meaning and analyse a variety of written texts from the 16th century to the present...

...Entry Requirements College entry requirements apply. Students should have a grade C or above in GCSE English...