A Level in Lancashire

...The whole of our world is made of chemicals. It is the job of chemists to understand the ways in which elements and compounds behave. Chemists use...

...on real issues you'll thrive on this course. You'll learn that a philosopher doesn't take anything for granted and questions everything. If you want to be an independent-minded...

...we spend every moment communicating. We depend on this activity in our personal, social and working lives. So it makes sense to find out...

...Do we have freewill or are we determined by our genes and/or environment? And many other questions that have been debated throughout history...

...internal hardware, operating systems, local and wide area networks as well as many more technical topics. As part of the course you will produce a fully...

...year AS/two year AGCE What qualifications do I need to study on the course? You'll need at least 5 grades C at GCSE or equivalent. What will I study?...

...But how will I be assesed in this subject? Two units make up the assessment of the first year course: · Understanding dance: written examination questions...

...There will also be a visit to the Houses of Parliament where past students have seen the likes of Boris Johnson, William Hague and Ken Livingstone...

...Visits to higher education courses and end of year exhibitions are arranged to help students to make informed choices about their future. Portfolio...

...who like to consider, debate and formulate their own ideas and opinions about life's deeper issues. The course does not study any particular religion instead...

...Will I enjot this subject? It is useful to have taken Drama at GCSE Level but not essential. It is important that you are interested in gaining a greater...

...An interesting topical course which is becoming increasingly popular amongst our students. AS/AGCE Religious Studies is for students who like to consider...

...prejudice and values as well as persuade audiences to share them. · Module Two: is your coursework module; there are two pieces. The first requires...

...This is a specialist course which requires a level of capability in Mathematics and will appeal to students with an interest in science and technology...

...and comparing peoples' responses to the stories they read and exploring different interpretations of texts. You'll be able to read types of literature...

...Other students have gained employment as network technicians, web designers, programmers and many more computing related areas...

...If you're interested in both English Language and English Literature, you've got two choices - you can take them both separately as two A Levels...

...how organisations implement and utilise ICT and technical aspects of hardware, software and networks. The majority of your lessons will involve using computer...

...· Study selected British and American films, taking account of aspects such as narrative, genre and social context During the second year you will...

...how organisations implement and utilise ICT and technical aspects of hardware, software and networks. The majority of your lessons will involve using computer...