A Level in Hampshire

...The course provides an excellent foundation for any computing and ICT related course. Many students have moved on to a degree in Computing Science...

...planets move and look at the calculations used to put satellites into orbit and get man to the moon - if not 'to infinity and beyond'. We...

...to read extensively and widely; express yourself clearly in writing; design investigations and statistically analyse data; interpret and critically evaluate research findings...

...and connections between them * Media and communication 2 * An understanding and appreciation of the changing nature and importance of culture * Aesthetic evaluation Science...

...learn how to plan and manage projects and work effectively with others...

...Weapons of Mass destruction, Poverty and Development, Environmental Issues including the effects of climate change, and Human Rights Issues...

...editing examination you will then produce a focused practical response. A2 Level Unit three: Personal Investigation (60% ) This is a practical project...

...To help you develop a range of skills: oral, written, cartographic and study skills. To give you an awareness of attitudes and perceptions different from your...

...advanced grammatical structures both in their writing and speaking. Topic booklets / worksheets will also be issued to the students on the themes mentioned...

...piece of research The outline of a proposed piece of research Unit 2: Core Studies Fifteen core studies; three studies from each of the five approaches...

...Media Studies will explore these topics through academic, practical Media Studies Media Studies has been taught at Barton Peveril College for a number...

...* Civil Liberties â€" for example, rights of privacy and the â€-right to know†. * Pressure Groups and Protest Movements - why are some successful and others are not?...

...we would not be in a position to confirm this either way until after the start of the AS course. That said,we are currently running an A2 Latin class for the year 2009-2010...

...philosophy and includes issues such as the distinction between the body and the soul, life after death, the concept of a miracle and a religious language...

...Entry Requirements Students are expected to have a minimum of five GCSEs grades A* to C as well as enthusiasm and commitment. Grade C English is desirable...

...French Revolution - Anti Semitism - The Holocaust - Tsarist Russia - China 1945-1976 - Tudor England â€" Richard III to Henry VIII - Britain in the 1960s...

...Section C : Answer one objective question from a choice of two. Module 2 Criminal Law - Special Study (1hour 30 minutes) Questions based on source material...

...and roles of young people in today's society You will be assessed by an examination (1 hour) Unit 2: Understanding Culture (AS) This unit comprises of two parts...

...What Will I Learn On This Course? · You will develop your own theatre practice through performing and watching a wide variety of work. · You will develop...

...the appropriate laws to achieve solutions. This in turn will encourage your development of critical and analytical skills. Course Aims You will examine...