A Level in Leyton

...One year at A2 level. What do I need to study this subject? You should have GCSE grade A*-C in Art, and GCSE grade A*-C in English Language is desirable...

...and GCSE grade A*-C in English Language is desirable. Where can this lead me? You can progress onto a Foundation Diploma course or a degree in a range of art-based subjects...

...You will use wood, metal, plastics and other materials to develop creative solutions to design problems. You will also learn design and research skills...

...student to specialise in areas specific to individual talents and interests. Textiles: AS and A2 Level This is an art and design-based course specialising...

...design-based A level that specialises in a range of lens-based media and experimental techniques including: printing and processing, black and white...

...Where can this lead me? Students who complete the course successfully could enter higher education or employment. Biology is an essential subject for careers such as medicine...

...You should have mainly A*-B GCSE grades, including an A*-B in both English Language and Mathematics. You will need to pass AS in order to progress to...

...How is it assessed? Each year is assessed by two exams, totalling 2 hours and 45 minutes for AS, and a further 3.5 hours for A2. You can pay to resit exams...

...biochemistry, chemical engineering and analytical chemistry, including forensic science. What are the enrichment opportunities? There are a number of opportunities...

...You can pay to resit exams in order to improve your mark. You will also complete a number of formal internal assessments to test your knowledge and skills...

...This course is not to be confused with studying English Language at GCSE level as it is a completely different discipline. Course details AS Unit...

...Geoffrey Chaucer, The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale; -William Shakespeare, King Lear; Sophocles, Oedipus Rex How is it assessed? Exams for all modules LT1 and...

...AS and A2 Level This course involves looking at literary and non-literary, written and spoken texts in an analytical and evaluative way. Course details AS...

...AS. LL1: Critical Reading of Literary and Non-Literary Texts. (Summer exam 30%) In this unit you study an anthology of pre-20th Century poetry and two novels...

...AS and A2 Level Spanish is also studied at NVQ level. This is a valuable opportunity for you to develop practical communication skills with vocationally relevant material...

...Power, Conflict and Change of the following five themes: Science and Technology, Society and Politics, Arts and Media, Business and Industry...

...necessary for higher study, complex and technical subjects and everyday life. Students study the elements of reasoning: evaluate evidence and arguments...

...It can also provide an excellent academic foundation for careers in the civil service, local government, research (trade-unions, think-tanks...

...What do I need to study this subject? You should be able to demonstrate an interest and enthusiasm for working with people who need care, and a non-judgmental...

...the ability to think for yourself, to challenge commonly accepted ideas, to make decisions, to appreciate differing and conflicting points of view and to think and write clearly...