A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education

...skills gained on the completed AS course. In the first part, Section A, 'oeThemes in World Archaeology' , students are required to study at least two of three set themes... Learn about: Part Time...

...General Studies will help you to look at both sides of an issue, present a balanced argument and express your ideas clearly and logically. As these are all transferable skills...

...You will study a broad range of Art & Design activities including painting, 3D design, graphics, printmaking, ceramics, textiles & photography...

...You will study the foundations of the legal system, together with criminal and tort law. There will be an opportunity to participate in a mock trial... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Law...

...Many students progress to a career in education by taking, for example, the BA in Education with QTS (QualifiedTeacher Status) at Canterbury Christ Church University...

...this course is for you. It is specifically helpful if you are over 21, have left school with few or no qualifications and are now returning to education...

...armed forces, probation or crown prosecution service. You should have aspirations to work in a management or senior ranking role. You will learn about the importance of discipline...

...In this course you will be exposed to a variety… Law A Level - Level 3 Overview Law shapes our lives in a variety of ways. It sets the terms of our employment... Learn about: IT Law...

...A levels and one GCSE subjects. You may choose combinations of subjects to suit your individual requirements. Also, in line with government recommendations... Learn about: Part Time...

...this course is for you. It is specifically helpful if you are over 21, have left school with few or no qualifications and are now returning to education...

...University Access Short Description: This programme prepares mature students to apply for entry to Higher Education courses...

...along with the opportunity to put theory into practice by suggesting outcomes to actual problem situations. Topical issues include the legal professions and the judiciary... Learn about: IT Law...

...emphasis on the core skills that encourage students to work independently and to develop the study skills that will enable them to study at degree level...

...are returning to education or wanting a change in career, offering a supportive and friendly learning environment. Access to Higher Education Diploma...

...portfolio, group work, presentation, videos and discussion. You will: • Spend most of your college week studying an industry recognised qualification –... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training...

...Monday 07 September 2009 Interview: Yes Full Fee: £350 Concession Fee: £72 L2/L3 Entitlement: L3 Access To Higher Education Content Optional Modules Maths...

...placement in a local primary school. Suitable for: This course is for those aged over 19 and who want to go to university to train as a primary teacher...

...for progression to Higher Education. Students must gain GCSE equivalence in Maths, Science and English as part of the Diploma in order to progress onto initial teacher training...

...demonstrations, portfolio, group work, video and discussions. In addition to classroom based study the course includes outdoor activities, demanding personal... Learn about: Skills and Training, Personal Fitness...

...reports and letters to a standard appropriate to Higher Education and to use a range of other communication skills. The units also cover the role of...