A Level in Hull

...This course is a mixture of practical work and theory. The coursework is in the form of a project, carried out using knowledge and skills acquired during the lessons...

...The spoken word (closed text). Unprepared commentary Much ado about nothing - Shakespeare Unit 2 - Desk study Textual material for writing tasks Unit...

...as language users in a wide variety of contexts and genres. Often chosen by students interested in teaching and journalism, as well as those interested...

...Progression: To the second year to study the Advanced A2 Modules, which together with the AS Modules make up the full A' Level -(see A2...

...and whilst learning to appreciate and analyse the ways in which other writers have used language you will also develop your own writing skills...

...Early childhood relationships and their possible effects, including the impact. AS Level Psychology Course Details Psychology is the study of the...

...poetry, novels and drama, including Shakespeare. Work on the development of critical reading skills over a wide range of short texts and extracts...

...Office on 01482 598818 or Learner Support Services on 01482 598744. Progression: A2 Level Sociology Session times: TBA Days running:...

...AS Film Studies. Suitable for: Students wishing to study and who are interested in, Film. GCSE Film Studies is not necessary but grade C or above in English is essential...

...of the creative industry sector. They combine academic study with practical learning and real experience of work. The Diploma will develop your creativity...

...The topics at AS level are Media, Popular Culture, Healthy Living and Relationships. At A level you study three social topics which include the Environment...

...by employers and contributes valuable UCAS tariff points to a student's total points score being considered by universities. As part of their programme...

...World cities, Development and globalisation, Contemporary conflict and challenges. Geographical Issue Evaluation with pre-release material...

...and Multicultural Society as well as two cultural topics, such as the study of a book and a film. Method of assessment AS and A2 100% Examination within two units...

...Content outline Modules 1 & 2, (AS) Understanding of key concepts such as power, democracy and representation. An examination of the main institutions:...

...Method of assessment 60% coursework, 40% exam work, work will be assessed continually during the course and externally moderated at the end of each...

...The course is particularly relevant for those students planning to enter nursing, midwifery, medicine, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, or to jobs allied to these professions...

...Level 3 : AS/A Level History (OCR) Who is the course for? Students wishing to study Modern History at A level. GCSE History is preferred, but not essential...

...Students studying Maths and/or Physics at Wyke and interested in the technical aspects of computing and seeking a future career in. Students coming...

...In the first (AS) year of the course (units 1 and 2) students will be introduced to two areas of liability - criminal and tort - and study important aspects...