A Level Industry and Science South Yorkshire

...over a period of two years. There are 8 units of study on this course: YEAR ONE Materials Engineering Engineering Science Analytical Methods for Engineers... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

...to the way populations of the world's living organisms develop and live together. You may wish to take Biology as part of a Science 'package'...

...(Year 1) · Further Pure Mathematics 1: Matrices, complex numbers, roots of polynomial equations, summation of series and proof by induction · Mechanics...

...over a period of two years. There are 8 units of study on this course: YEAR ONE Engineering Science Analytical Methods for Engineers Electronic Principles... Learn about: Electronic Engineering...

...or broaden your studies to include a scientific subject. Chemistry allows you to learn more about the structure of the world around you through experiment...

...Construction – Underpinning theoretical knowledge based around the Construction Industry.. Principles of Organising Planning and Pricing Construction Work... Learn about: Construction Training, Skills and Training...

...Electronics make a useful companion subject for students who want to continue further study of Physics, Chemistry or Engineering or who are interested in a career in electronics...

...– Reinforce theoretical knowledge based around the Construction Industry taught in Level 1. Principles of Building Construction Information and Communication... Learn about: Construction Training, Skills and Training...

...You will have the option of just taking AS Further Mathematics in the second year. AS well as as allowing you to study Mathematics in more depth...

...Construction; Science and Materials for Construction and the Built Environment; Applied Mathematics for Construction and the Built Environment... Learn about: Built Environment, Construction Training...

...co-ordinate geometry and trigonometry. You will also learn new concepts such as calculus. The third unit will be applied mathematics. This will be either Mechanics...

...You should expect to do around 3 hours per week of individual study in addition to the lessons. Please note that September 2016 is the final opportunity... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...understanding, reasoning and communication. You will be encouraged to apply mathematics in your other studies and interests. What will I study?...

...basis over the apprenticeship period, which might be expected to last two years. Qualifications required as part of the Apprenticeship Framework VOCATIONAL QUALIFICATION (QCF)... Learn about: Vehicle Maintenance, Skills and Training...

...experimenting and using technology, and learn about many real-life applications of physical ideas. What will I study? The course will cover familiar topics...

...required as part of the Apprenticeship Framework VOCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS (QCF) You will need to achieve the following QCF at Level 2 Performing Manufacturing... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Course Content Course Content: (Year 1) · Core Mathematics 1: Indices and surds, polynomials, co-ordinate geometry and graphs, calculus (differentiation)...

...Manufacture Engineering Maintenance & Installation Engineering Electrical & Electronics Servicing Technical Services KNOWLEDGE BASED QUALIFICATION... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Fitting functions to data, interpreting models, using algebraic techniques, using computers and calculators · Applying Mathematics: Understanding how mathematics...

...Assessment Final assessments will take place in May and June. This will take the form of: Paper 1: Written paper (Non-Calculator) – 1 hour 15 minutes (foundation)...