A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education Wales

...Modules Method of Assessment AS and A Level Performance- externally assessed by visiting examiner. Composition - Teacher assessed and externally moderated...

...Appraising - (listening examination in two parts) - externally assessed. Course Length AS - 1 Year Full A Level - 2 Years Time of Delivery Daytime Campus...

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

...Normally students 16 - 19 years of age will require a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grades A* - C including Music. Alternatively, applicants will be considered...

...Normally students 16 - 19 years of age will require a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grades A* - C including Music. Alternatively, applicants will be considered...

...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...

...play or sing at approximately Grade 6 and be familiar with using computers. Entry for mature students without formal qualifications is at the discretion of the Faculty...

...Unit 2: Planning for an Event. Unit 3: Performing to a Commission. A2: Unit 4: Employment Opportunities in the Performing Arts. Unit 5: Advanced Performance Practice...

...which support progression. There are no formal written examinations. Career Prospects and Progression AS and A Levels provide an excellent basis for progression...

...which support progression. There are no formal written examinations. Career Prospects and Progression AS and A Levels provide an excellent basis for progression...

...Students may specialize in one or more performing arts' forms e.g. Music, Dance, Drama, Stage Management and Administration. The course offers a vocational...

...Can there be certainty? Competition, conflict and consensus? Module 6 - Coursework duel 1 - Objectives Module 2 - Efficiency Module 3 - Change Module...

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

...students aware of world problems and issues as well as locational knowledge. For this reason it is an ideal subject to study and combines easily with...

...of the role values , attitudes and perceptions of people involved in decision making processes especially those associated with the use and management of resources and environment...

...to make informed judgements through critical and sensitive study with awareness of others Enables students to develop their own values and understanding...

...is the study of the physical and human environment and is a subject which enables students to acquire a large number of skills including communication...

...at the discretion of the Faculty. Full-time or Part-time FullTime...

...think logically and present a balanced and reasoned argument relevantly and coherently, and to analyse and express ideas well in written form and through debate and discussion...

...Students who have not taken GCSE History but have a high level of ability in related subjects will be considered for entry. Entry for mature students without...