A Level in Lewes

...logical, able to learn and retain lots of information and to produce work that is precise and accurate for example following examples exactly...

...Business, Economics and Law What will I study? The first year focuses on starting a small business (Unit 1) with the focus switching to medium sized businesses...

...Economics is an area that can prepare you for a variety of university courses and careers. Most people would think of links with business and accounting for example...

...The study of Law involves the development of a range of skills including the analysis of legal principles and the evaluation of conceptual ideas. Law AS and A2 Subject category...

...settings with different client groups. How will I be assessed? This is by a combination, as follows: 1. Two-thirds internal portfolio assessment...

...including shorter questions, essays and a question of a practical nature. What can I do afterwards? Previous students have gone on to study a range...

...costing £19.99 which is written specifically for the AQA AS specification. You will also be invited to subscribe to the Geographical Review magazine...

...further a field on a residential basis for which there is a charge. Places visited include the Lake District, Iceland, Shropshire, Dorset and Pembrokeshire...

...There are many courses with a focus on culture and communication. It would also prepare you for employment in a range of professions including media...

...study of language and enjoy a wide range of reading, non-fiction as well as fiction. How will I be assessed? This A Level will be assessed by a combination of coursework...

...There may be opportunities to visit the theatre and attend study days in London, for which there will be a charge to cover tickets and travel...

...position to a text (1200-1500 words)(20% of total A Level). Duration: One year for AS Level and a further year to complete A Level. Do I need any additional...

...The course concentrates on the literary and archaeological evidence for aspects of Greek and Roman civilisation. At AS Level you will study two units...

...publicity leaflets, academic journals etc. Much of the material is produced by students themselves. Classes involve many lively discussions...

...the other covering Governing the USA. What can I do afterwards? The course develops a wide range of skills in analysis and the development of concepts...

...qualifications/ skills? A substantial amount of background reading is required in the form of detailed handouts, books and original source material drawn...

...History combines well with other A Levels including Philosophy, Classical Civilisation, English Literature, Politics and Sociology, as well as modern languages...

...Humanities What will I study? The subject concerns the study of ideas, and is designed to develop critical and intellectual skills as well as knowledge...

...A willingness to read widely is essential. How will I be assessed? Each AS unit (Philosophy of Religion and Ethics) is assessed by a one and a half hours examination...

...Environmental Issues, Education and Employment. The second year (A2) builds on the foundations laid at AS level and the topics are extended to include Customs...