A Level in Lewes

...At A2 there are two examinations of two hours each. What can I do afterwards? You could go on to study accounting or business related subjects at University...

...The first year focuses on starting a small business (Unit 1) with the focus switching to medium sized businesses (Unit 2). The second year concentrates...

...and government policy. Duration: One year for AS Level and a further year to complete A Level. Do I need any additional qualifications/ skills?...

...and the evaluation of conceptual ideas. Duration: One year for AS Level and a further year to complete A Level. Do I need any additional qualifications/ skills?...

...a CRB check and a text book, this will be approximately £65. Location: Lewes 6th Form College Entry Requirements You should have the normal College entry requirements...

...How will I be assessed? The AS course is assessed through two written exams. One paper (worth 40% of the marks) is taken in January and the other...

...How will I be assessed? Both AS and A level are assessed by written papers. AS Unit 1: 70% of total AS, 35% of A level. Two hours short and extended questions...

...You are required to buy the course textbook (Geosciences by Edwards and King) for which you should allow £30. Location: Lewes 6th Form College...

...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...

...This course is significantly different from English Language GCSE as the focus at AS/A2 is on the linguistic analysis of texts. English Language AS and A2 Subject category...

...Unit 3: Comparative Analysis and Text Adaptation Unit 4: Comparative Analysis through Independent Study (coursework) What can I do afterwards?...

...including law, media and journalism, public relations and teaching. Many universities offering traditional English degrees will expect you to have studied...

...Thucydides and Plutarch). If you continue to A Level in year two you will study a further two units which are likely to be: Roman Britain...

...demonstrating to both universities and employers the ability to grasp and analyse a wider range of issues than those normally covered within subjects...

...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...

...The AS programme will follow the Early Modern options on the AQA syllabus and will consist of the following examined units: 1. Henry VIII and the English...

...It is a gateway to most university courses and it reveals a wide range of skills valuable for any career. Are there any additional costs involved?...

...and John Stuart Mills On Liberty as a Set Text. Duration: One year for AS Level and a further year to complete A Level. Do I need any additional qualifications/ skills?...

...such as war and peace and business morality issues. A2 builds on AS work, developing higher level skills in discussion of issues such as the afterlife...

...How will I be assessed? Throughout the course you will be given weekly homework. At the end of the course, AS and A2 are each assessed by means of a single...