A Level in London

...Modern instrumental techniques are studied at both AS and A Level, and students complete at least one practical session per...

...you are interested in Religious Studies (Islam) or if you wish to pursue a degree course later on. This course is normally studied in addition to other A-Level courses...

...will last for one hour and thirty minutes. Your overall grade will be an average of the module marks Skills & Commitment: Further Mathematics at AS level...

...costs and revenues Competitive markets Concentrated markets The labour market Government intervention in the market. Unit 4: The National and International...

...to study texts and change their focus so that audiences are engaged. Students may turn an article into an advertisement employing relevant language features... Learn about: English Language...

...to higher education for a career in a scientific or technological subject. This course may also be for you if your overseas qualification is not accepted...

...representation, and audience responses. You will explore a range of media including advertisements, DVD covers, CD covers, newspaper front pages...

...normally required for all subjects. A level 2 numeracy pass is normally required for Science and Maths subjects. For details of entry qualifications for PT students...

...This course is for 16-19 year olds who have an interest in the study of pure mathematics and applications of mathematics (statistics and mechanics)... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...It should be noted that a substantial commitment to private studies is needed to assure success. How will I be assessed? You will be assessed throughout...

...(for example, rock 'n' roll and hip hop). The exam board choose two different styles each year and it is these two genres which are explored in detail for the...

...Students qualify for A2 subjects provided they have achieved at least an E at AS level. The exception is ICT which requires a grade D. All full-time students...

...to progress to university courses having recently achieved a range of GCSE and/or AS qualifications. What qualifications or experience do I need...

...which course is suitable for your needs and abilities. Minimum Literacy Level: Level 2 Reading: You can read and summarise information by selecting...

...but the mixture of practical and written work that reflects upon the practical sessions makes it stimulating and exciting. There are high expectations...

...subject to timetabling constraints. PROGRESSION/CAREERS OPPORTUNITIES AS and A Levels are a traditional route into University for 16-18 year...

...Barnet and Southgate College makes every effort to ensure that details about course fees are as accurate as possible but these are subject to change...

...work out the area and volum of rectangular-based shapes; use scale on diagrams; use ratio and proportion; find the average or mean of up to 10 items...

...It is hoped that students will embark upon a sports activity trip organised by the PE department. Progression: Progression routes include BA (Hons)...

...careers education and the development of their personal and study skills. Students will also be able to gain accreditation for Key Skills achievement...