A Level in Leyton

...The second year of study focuses on criminal law and covers topics such as homicide, non-fatal offences and police powers. Law: AS and A2 Level This dynamic...

...Where can this lead me? Degree subjects may include maths, economics, business, accountancy, computing, engineering and physics. There are many careers where maths is useful...

...A and AS Level This subject builds up a substantial knowledge of pure and applied mathematics. An enthusiasm for mathematics is essential for this demanding course...

...to combine a theoretical understanding of the mass media in society, and methods for analysing media products, with the development of practical skills for media production...

...All applicants need to take an audition, and should have five GCSE grades A*-C. Where can this lead me? Students find that these courses expand and consolidate...

...How is it assessed? At AS, the course is 70% written and practical coursework, internally assessed, and 30% written examination, externally assessed...

...You should have five GCSE grades A*-C or the equivalent at one sitting, including grade B in English Language and grade C in Maths. BTEC First...

...students need to be part of either a College or local team or participate in College sporting activities...

...It is essential for careers in optometry, radiography and many science-based industries. What are the enrichment opportunities? There are a number of opportunities...

...of stress and its relationship to illness. How is it assessed? You will be assessed through exams for each unit: two in the AS year and two in the A2...

...engineering, IT, chemistry, microbiology and neurology. What are the enrichment opportunities? Students in the second year will have an opportunity...

...Why do people commit crime? Course details Students take two units at AS and this is followed by a further two units at A2. How is it assessed?...