A Level in Hampshire

...Methods and Patterns of Assessment The methods and patterns of assessment follow a similar format for both years. In the first year you...

...our recording Brief history of the guitar Analyse specific excerpts Welcome to the world of tape Introduce the studio tape recorder Plan our session...

...on Science and Maths. There are no prohibited combinations and students are welcome to take RS alongside Philosophy or Critical Thinking A Levels...

...with the AS qualification based upon the first three. A choice of applications is available (see below) and you must choose two options from the three...

...Are we born knowing anything? Or: What do we mean when we say something is morally wrong? How can we work out what to do in a moral dilemma?...

...Expanding our knowledge base Learning from our mistakes Exemplar material of the good, bad and ugly! What is expected at this level? Demands of interpreting...

...and a practical awareness of the ethical problems raised by research with human and non-human animals. Course Content And Method Of Assessment AS Unit...

...tool that you can use to make sense of the world about you. What are the entry requirements? How is the course assessed? Each of the two free-standing...

...skills and understanding. Through an explorative or interpretative approach you will be encouraged to gain appropriate practical and critical skills...

...· Accounting Applications The A2 units are: · Management Accounting · Company Accounts and Interpretation WHAT OTHER SUBJECTS COULD I DO WITH ACCOUNTING?...

...Practical work forms an important part of the course and individual investigations would include using a computer with sensors to study motion...

...have an extensive practical portfolio of media-related material. You will also develop your academic skills by completing the unit in Critical Perspectives...

...Education and Sport through a number of disciplines. The syllabus focuses on the following aspects in detail: Applied Physiology, Skill Acquisition and Opportunities for Participation...

...What is their significance? All these questions and more about our ancient past will be discussed. · Archaeological Skills and Methods - i ntroduces...

...a full A level course are expected to have a minimum of five GCSEs grades A to C. These should include grade C or above in English Language...

...Fees No Course Fees for Under 19's. Over 19's must pay, or claim Level 2 or Level 3 Entitlement for FREE courses . What next? You may progress to university...

...the properties and interactions of matter and energy. In this course, the basic principles are introduced and placed in the context of the world in which physics is...

...All Art and Design courses provide a stimulating and exciting exploration into the varied art specialisms. You will develop ideas by researching into other...

...studies and then in a 15 Hour examination you will produce well resolved final pieces. The specification followed is that offered by OCR. All units...

...brain structure and development, imbalance in brain chemicals and the Human Genome Project. Unit 6: Practical biology and investigative skills You...