A Level in Hampshire

...that is both exciting and original. The course is, in many ways different from studying performance at GCSE. Before you choose this subject you should...

...12.30 - 1.30 Lunch 1.30 - 2.45 Mono to Multitrack Execute and evaluate our tape recording The LP and Single Brief history of keyboards/early synths...

...medical research and development. After The Course? Religious Studies provides a credible academic basis for a broad range of university courses and professions...

...from election results to the demand for new hospitals. What about modelling queues at Alton Towers - is Nemesis more popular than Congo Rapids?...

...your knowledge of the text to discuss the issues in a wider, whole course based context. Plato's Republic is concerned with issues about the nature of morality...

...MIDI data and why? An intro into advanced recording/sequencing techniques Harnessing the power of your software. 10.45 - 11.00 Coffee and Cakes 11...

...In the A2 course students will study two of four applied psychology options. These cover: health and clinical psychology, sport psychology, forensic psychology...

...the situation you are investigating, eg you will need to consider whether the assumptions on which your mathematical model is based are realistic!...

...Methods of Teaching Teachers work use a whole class teaching approach in the first phase of the course, moving towards an increased emphasis on small-group seminars...

...techniques and procedures to construct financial records. Most of the time you will be doing exercises involving ordering and manipulating data but there...

...(Written Examination 1hr 30mins) Unit 6 : "Experimental physics". Plan an experiment, carry it out, record the measurements, analyse your results and make your conclusions...

...What are the entry requirements? How is the course assessed? The course is assessed by a combination of practical coursework and examination...

...of theoretical knowledge to a practical situation. Unit 2 Analysis and evaluation of physical activity Weighting: 40% of AS marks and 20% of A Level marks...

...through a wide variety of methods including illustrated lectures, practical work, field trips, group work, discussions, presentations, video and ICT...

...Do we want to encourage people to take out their aggression in sport? - How are we able to select the most appropriate movement and make the correct...

...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 structure of materials are covered in order to find the best material for a particular application. Wave and quantum behaviour' is about...

...is recommended. However, students who are keen to do A level Art and Design but do not have either GCSE Art or English (language) will be considered on an individual basis...

...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...

...lipids and proteins, enzyme action, passive and active transport, structure and properties of cell membranes, structure and role of DNA and...