A Level Industry and Science Eastleigh

...will have an introduction to the biodiversity of life on Planet Earth. The reasons why the conservation of life on Earth is important are investigated...

...consequently groups are very focussed and there will be opportunity to investigate a wider range of ideas in greater depth. You may decide at the end...

...leads to an AS in year 1 and a full A Level in year 2. The Double Subject option leads to the full A Level in Mathematics in year 1 and a full A Level...

...hydrogen, nuclear). · The major classes of chemical reactions, homolytic, heterolytic addition and nucleophilic substitution. · Processes involved in the...

...and, · how to put over your own point of view effectively. You will also need to use ICT and to develop competence in basic statistical techniques...

...hydrogen, nuclear). · The major classes of chemical reactions, homolytic, heterolytic addition and nucleophilic substitution. · Processes involved in the...

...The department provides at a text book which covers all the material needed on the course. Printed notes are provided for the more specialised topics...

...will have an introduction to the biodiversity of life on Planet Earth. The reasons why the conservation of life on Earth is important are investigated...

...is designed for students with GCSE Mathematics at grade C or above. This course can be studied in one year or by taking one FSMQ unit in the first...

...within the whole organism and to look at the ways in which the human body is affected by disease. Many useful skills are incorporated into the course including... Learn about: Human Biology...

...The course will give students a basic understanding of the principles on which electronically controlled systems actually function. Students will learn...

...is designed for students with GCSE Mathematics at grade C or above. This course can be studied in one year or by taking one FSMQ unit in the first...

...The department provides at a text book which covers all the material needed on the course. Printed notes are provided for the more specialised topics...

...consequently groups are very focussed and there will be opportunity to investigate a wider range of ideas in greater depth. You may decide at the end...

...leads to an AS in year 1 and a full A Level in year 2. The Double Subject option leads to the full A Level in Mathematics in year 1 and a full A Level...

...within the whole organism and to look at the ways in which the human body is affected by disease. Many useful skills are incorporated into the course including...

...The course will give students a basic understanding of the principles on which electronically controlled systems actually function. Students will learn...

...and, · how to put over your own point of view effectively. You will also need to use ICT and to develop competence in basic statistical techniques...