A Level in London

...the option of doing 17th Edition in parallel with this course. Anyone who already holds 2394 or 2395 can join to do the other. What will I study...

...been introduced in previous units. Candidates will be required to design a practical project, using all that they have learned in psychology...

...10:00am – 4pm (except Wednesday 10am – 1pm) Where do I go? Shoreditch Campus, Falkirk Street, London N1 6HQ. Visit the “How to find us” page on our website for directions...

...Employers value language skills. A language qualification will improve career prospects. ASSESSMENT STRUCTURE External examination EXCURSIONS / WORK EXPERIENCE...

...It is also appropriate for students who are interested in using and interpreting data to analyse economic problems, discuss alternative courses of action...

...We also study some of the sociological research that has been carried out in the area of social inequality. How will I be assessed? All formal assessment is by...

...main enrolment is the day when GCSE results are released (August). However, early enrolment does take place during the summer. Please contact our central... Learn about: Basic Skills...

...Listening and writing; Unit 2: Reading and writing; and Unit 3: Prepared oral topic. The A2 is the second part of the A level and comprises the following units...

...in a selection of extended historical works (defined as chapter or article length)...

...Developing skills in weaving print making â€" photographic silkscreening, fabric manipulation dyeing natural and synthetic, pattern making and a variety of sewing techniques...

...Information about the college HCC is an award-winning College (Queen’s Anniversary Prize, Beacon Awards Winner (two years running), London Education Partnership Awards...

...Usual A Level entry criteria plus Grade C at AS Mathematics or by assessment to show equivalent knowledge at AS level. As AS Mathematics is already required...

...It may also be appropriate for learners with other medical issues. The course offers a flexible nurturing approach to learning and the opportunity to complete...

...finance, housing, health, immigration, benefit claims, legal problems, sexual health, drugs, staying safe, personal / emotional concerns and other issues...

...this course will normally be available to continuing students following on from a successful AS year. PROGRAMME CONTENT/STRUCTURE Three modules...

...As a law student you will not only learn about different areas of law but also how the legal system operates, how law is made, how the courts work... Learn about: IT Law, Problem Solving...

...Accounting is about the process of recording, classifying, summarising and analysing transactions (most often in business). You will learn how to measure...

...Fashion Design; Upcycling fashion products; Textile Design; Creating 3D Art and Design work for fashion; and Fashion Illustration. What do I need to get on the course?... Learn about: IT for adults, Art design...

...day or in the evening or in a combination of day and evening. Students can study A levels over one or two years or , when suitably qualified...