A Level in Leyton

...you will complete a general art course and then choose specialised options according to your talent, ability and needs. Other options available include mixed media...

...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...

...including the use of sewing machines. Major projects during the second year allow the student to specialise in areas specific to individual talents and interests...

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

...students wishing to progress to a biological career, including medicine. However, please note that for most biological degrees and careers, AS/A2 Chemistry is also required...

...You will further learn how to use accounting to help make business decisions, selecting from a range of alternatives within the social and legal environment...

...You will learn to examine how they build a strategy that could lead to success in the face of a changing world. Course details There are four units covering how to...

...You are given two opportunities with the best marks counting. There are two exam papers in each year one in January and one in June. Course duration One year at AS level...

...at the world through an economist's eyes. How is it assessed? Each year is assessed by two exams, totalling 3 hours for the AS, and a further 3.5 hours for the...

...Texts will be taken from a variety of everyday sources, but will also include focussed study of how new technology affects language use, how men and women...

...including Cs in English Language and Literature. The course requires a lot of reading, so an interest in books is essential. Where can this lead...

...plays, poems and spoken language texts as well as contextualise and evaluate 20th century political journalism. How is it assessed? 60% of the course...

...plays, poems and spoken language texts as well as contextualise and evaluate 20th century political journalism. How is it assessed? 60% of the course...

...are conducted across national boundaries. If you enjoy talking to people and asking questions then languages are for you. Course details A lot of class...

...The course involves a study, across the modules Space, Power, Conflict and Change of the following five themes: Science and Technology, Society and Politics...

...identify assumptions, clarify ideas and present arguments. How is it assessed? Two 1.5 hour exams. Course duration One year full-time. What do I need to study this subject?...

...is a stimulating course addressing issues from our everyday lives. Decisions made at local, national and European level affect us all. Government and Politics...

...Criminal Records Bureau check at the beginning of the course. Where can this lead me? The course is a recognised route to employment in health and social care settings...

...Students should have GCSE grade A*-C in English Language and it would be useful, though not essential, to have a C or above in History or Humanities...