A Level in Hull

...AS Electronics (AQA) Who is the course for? Anyone interested in electronics - no need to have done electronics at GCSE before - but you should be at grade...

...Shorter fiction study (coursework) Dubliners - James Joyce Qualifications required: The course appeals to a wide range of students, offering the opportunity...

...language of the media in a practical manner. At A2 you will research and investigate language issues such as accents and exploring gender issues...

...AS law can be studied as part of the full-time AS programme, in which students are expected to study 4 AS subjects. The AS modules are designed to...

...critical and analytical readers and at the same time develop themselves as language users in a variety of contexts. Content outline The course encourages...

...The College's Queen's Gardens Centre Start Date: September Course hours: TBA Additional info: Further information can be sought from Byron Edwards on 01482 313458...

...and who are open-minded about reading outside their current experience. Often chosen by students intending to study English Literature at university. Level...

...Families and Households This module is assessed by a one hour exam which can be taken. AS Level Sociology Course Details AS sociology can be studied...

...aspects of world cinema (French New Wave, Hong Kong, Mexican), "shocking cinema", and students also study a single film in detail. For their coursework...

...courses in Creative and Media as part of your Diploma. You could learn about digital photography, or sound tecnology if you like music or dance or musical...

...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...

...It is based around three 'domains' - Cultural, Social and Scientific - and focuses largely on topical issues of concern to our society. Method of assessment...

...Options: Cold environments and Coastal environments. Core Human: Global population change, Options: Food supply and Energy. Unit 2 Geographical Skills...

...who have obtained a grade B or above in German at GCSE and who wish to communicate in the foreign language at a higher level. This course is excellent...

...Parliament, Prime Minister and pressure groups. Modules 3 & 4, (A2) United States politics.This part of the course examines the election and power of the United States President...

...at students interested in the communication of information and ideas by visual means, primarily in two dimensional form. Good visual and written language skills are vital...

...midwifery, medicine, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, or to jobs allied to these professions, as well as to those focussing on child studies...

...Students who do not have History at GCSE grade C or above must have English and Maths GCSE at grade C or above. Students wishing to study Modern History at A level...

...and interested in the technical aspects of computing and seeking a future career in computer systems, software engineering or other branches of engineering...

...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...