A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education Wales

...Content Students will be encouraged to take an active role in music-making at various levels from composing and arranging music, directing ensembles...

...their own musical activities. Practical work will be backed up by theoretical study and analysis. Awarding Body Welsh Joint Education Committee Course...

...Content Students will be encouraged to take an active role in music-making at various levels from composing and arranging music, directing ensembles...

...These include practical and creative skills relating to performance, composition, recording and the principles of music technology. Awarding Body EDEXCEL...

...A Levels provide an excellent basis for progression to Higher level qualifications such as degrees or Higher National Diplomas. Music Technology is a huge growth...

...There is a shortage of trained studio technical staff and there are opportunities in Broadcasting, Computer Work, Software Development, CD Recording...

...Course Content The provides candidates with a balanced and inter - related course of study centred on some of the primary skills needed by the studio musician...

...course and the main opportunities to provide evidence for the separate Key Skills' qualifications are mapped throughout the course. The term "vocational"...

...16-19 years of age will require a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grades A*-C and be able to show evidence of an enthusiasm for at least one of the performing...

...or Unit 6: Advanced Production Practice. Unit 7: Final Production Delivery. Method of Assessment AS: Two portfolios and a performance assessment...

...Although the course is taught through the medium of English, there are opportunities for students to bring in their own Welsh dimension. Students...

...students with an opportunity to apply theories and concepts. Successful students will be able to apply knowledge of Economic and Business theories...

...Module 3 - Coursework Module 4 - Competitiveness: * What shapes the contest? * How competitive? Module 5 - The Options What is the global future?...

...Bilingual Provision This course can be studied in English only Entry Requirements Normally students 16 - 19 years of age will require a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grades...

...variety of other subjects at A level. Course Features Students develop knowledge and understanding of the world at local , regional and global levels...

...Geography can support careers in Environmental Science, Travel and Tourism, Estate Management, Surveying, Conservation, Town and Regional Planning...

...Meteorology etc. The problem solving approach and transferable skills developed through the study of geography can be useful in jobs which require analytical ability...

...in written form and through debate and discussion. Course Features Develop an interest in and an understanding of the systems of government and the political...

...Political Parties " Elections Method of Assessment AS Level - 3 units will be examined 2 x 1hr 15min, 1 x 1hr A2 Level - 3 units will be examined 2 x 1hr 15min...

...through to the supposed loss of Welsh independence during the reign of Henry VIII. AS Unit HY1 Topic 2 - Religious Reformation and Change...