A Level Industry and Science Essex

...with two out of three units in each year being coursework, and one exam. In year one (AS), the course covers science at work, an investigation in chemistry...

...choice of units to choose from. In addition, it may be of interest to students who enjoyed Science at school and who wish to study a range of science subjects...

...with a creative ability is needed for this scientific subject. All students study pure mathematics which contains both modern and traditional topics...

...· Investigative and Practical skills Units studied at A2 level will include: · Bodies and cells in and out of control · The air we breathe, the water we drink...

...and in turn develop their communication skills. Assessment of each of the four A Level units is by written examination. Careers and Further Studies Awareness...

...your main focus of study is in the Humanities and your intended career path is in any of the following directions: Medicine, Law, Journalism...

...with a creative ability is needed for this scientific subject. All students study pure mathematics which contains both modern and traditional topics...

...that underpin advances in technology and on developing ever more sensitive tests to help in the diagnosis of disease and the detection of crime...

...A new vocational qualification specialising in The Built Environment, Sustainability and Maintenance of the Environment. A range of units combine with support topics...

...How do scientists know the fine details of cells? If you would like to know the answers then A-level Biology is for you. What do I study? Year 1...

...Lifestyle, Health and Risk; Cystic Fibrosis; The Voice of the Genome - considering the development from a single egg into a complex multi-cellular organism...

...You will also gain some valuable knowledge (e.g. how information is stored, processed and transmitted) and skills (e.g. how to find and fix a fault in a circuit)...

...or who require a science qualification at Advanced Level. In year one (AS), the study modules include topics such as cell structure, enzymes...

...The course is taught at a slower pace to that of other Maths courses, giving students the opportunity to develop their skills. What do I study?...

...involves the study of several topics studied in the AS course, but in greater depth. Studying Chemistry involves a great deal of problem-solving...

...What do I study? The course is divided into three areas: - core maths - covering topics from GCSE Maths such as trigonometry, algebra, geometry and a new...

...background for success on application to Oxford or Cambridge University to study any of these subjects. The course involves two A Levels in Mathematics and Further Mathematics...

...employers and can be studied alongside any other A-levels. What do I study? The course is divided into four areas: - core maths - covering topics from GCSE Maths such as trigonometry...

...In year two (A2), the study modules build on and extend the techniques gained in year one. In addition, the course aims to enable students to read...

...Physicists have given us the X-ray machine, the fuel cell, mobile phones, the Hubble space telescope, the microwave oven and the internet. With a knowledge of physics...