A Level in Lancashire

...Why should I study Psychology at Cardinal Newman?In the words of one of our students: Psychology lessons give you a real buzz! Not only do you learn...

...As well as having a grade C in GCSE English you'll need at least 5 grades C at GCSE or equivalent. What will I study? The AS year will include topics...

...These have included History, Philosophy, Sociology, Theology, Law, Politics and Mathematics. Combined degrees, linking Religious Studies with other subjects...

...What qualifications do I need to study on the course? You'll need at least a C in GCSE English as well as at least. Suitable for: Students who enjoy poetry...

...If you have an interest in current affairs, enjoy solving problems and most importantly would like to uncover the reasons behind human behaviour patterns...

...In your second year you will build further on your knowledge of Roman Britain and Ancient Greece. You will also have the opportunity to go out on various field trips...

...the specification enables students to further develop their understanding of physiological, psychological and biomechanical aspects that optimise performance...

...There are a number of progression areas, many of our students go on to study one of the many ancient history related degrees at University. The course...

...trips to London, Edinburgh, Liverpool and Manchester) all make Cardinal Newman a great place to study Fine Art. Alongside this, we continue to achieve...

...Jeremy Paxman and Anita Roddick (founder of the Body Shop). Length of Course One year AS/two year AGCE What qualifications do I need to study on the course?...

...presentation of your ideas and making textile samples. During the first year this might be a designed product, such as a bag, cushion or simple garment...

...have taken degrees in History including Gordon Brown, Jeremy Paxman and Anita Roddick (founder of the Body Shop). Length of course. One year AS/two year...

...Biology is a useful A Level to have when applying for either a higher education place or for employment as it includes such a wide range of skills and knowledge...

...pursuing jobs directly related to geography, in areas such as land and water management, environmental consultancy, tourism or recreation. Others choose...

...The areas studied include: · Marketing · Accounting · Operations · Personnel · External issues · Business objectives and strategies The course helps you...

...In the second year you'll tackle new topics such as plate tectonics and world cities. Throughout the course, you'll take an investigative approach to...

...This course is particularly relevant to those considering a career in Accountancy as many of our students gain training contracts at 18 with local accounting firms...

...an aspiring Doctor or even a nail technician, law will have a direct impact on your daily working life. Knowledge of the law can give you more power...

...and affects all of us every day. The course covers topics such as: · Wages · Monopoly · Inflation · Unemployment · Foreign trade Specific units look at markets...

...and enable you to develop evaluative and research skills. You will also develop analytical and problem-solving skills. Method of assessment 100% exam...