A Level in Lincolnshire

...Course Content The course enrols twice in every academic year (in September and late January) and all classes are timetabled between the hours of 10.00am-3... Learn about: Physics Chemistry, GCSE Physics, Part Time...

...for a maximum of 4 days per week. Courses are run from 9.00am until 3.00pm. Course overview The Access programme is for mature learners who want to progress to Higher Education...

...The Access to Higher Education Diploma is designed for learners who wish to study for a Higher Education qualification such as a Degree, Foundation Degree...

...(Assessed through portfolio work) 16.7% of total A level. · Development of leisure in the outdoors · Types of leisure in the outdoors · organisations involved...

...and their role in energy transfer in the body. This unit considers some of the ethical issues relating to the monitoring, diagnosis and treatment of circulatory...

...your ability to critically analyse data and draw conclusions. Year 1 - AS level 1. Lifestyle, transport, genes and health. 2. Development, plants and the environment...

...making up 50% of an A level qualification. Unit 1: Planning and Financing a Business: challenges and issues in starting a business. Unit 2: Managing a Business...

...or into a career in a science laboratory. Screening Students will also be screened (in the College) and must achieve literacy and numeracy at the level...

...· What steps can governments take to reduce discrimination and disadvantage? · Rights and responsibilities. Unit 2: Democracy, active citizenship and participation...

...applied to a wide selection of subjects. Classical Civilisation - AS Level Exam Board: OCR NCS course code: OCR/JACT 3816 Aim This course is designed...

...(1,000 words) · Presentation. Year 2 - A level Unit 3: Communicating culture · Study of a cultural site · Dominant and alternative approaches to communication...

...to reflect more constructively on their own and others' reasoning. Critical thinking - AS Level Exam Board: AQA NCS course code: AS-ASCRTAP Aim At...

...knowledge of the production aspects of theatre, learn to analyse texts and evaluate performances. They will study the history and development of drama...

...uses of language and their attitudes towards a specified theme. Unit 2: Theme in languages and literature - coursework · A study of the major prose genres...

...in relation to the demands placed upon the planet's resources and life-support systems · Food production and forestry systems · Study of the sustainability of human lifestyles...

...of textile-based arts and crafts available. Content During the course you will: · Demonstrate an expressive, decorative and functional response through the use of fabrics...

...as an art form and as a social and economic institution. Part of your studies will develop your critical understanding of the options available to...

...Year 1 - AS level · One coursework portfolio covering a range of 2D/3D skills, exploration and research. · One externally set controlled assignment with a 5 hour exam...

...the issues surrounding the competing interests of the world†s crowded coastlines and examine how rural and urban areas undergo change through regeneration...

...in political and social issues, current affairs and how decisions affecting society are made. Content During the course you will: · Develop a critical...