A Level in London

...to and enjoy a good career in the IT industry. The course allows ESOL learners to improve English language skills alongside gaining Level certificate in Digital Applications...

...perform a series of performance texts such as a film script, a play or a television documentary and write a commentary on your work. LL4: Comparative Textual...

...students do often find it useful to have mastered the basics on this course before going on to University to read finance, business or management...

...two core subjects of your choice the history of political theatre performance for final examination Where the course lead This subject is widely accepted...

...Functional Skills Maths and Functional Skills...

...Where can this lead me? Success at A level can lead to specialist degrees and a variety of careers. In higher education, languages can be combined with a wide range of subjects...

...Students wishing to take art after A level, generally go on to do a one year 'Foundation Course' before applying to degree courses in more specialist areas...

...value-fixers to be our new philosophers Where the course lead Studying Philosophy develops your ability to analyse arguments and theories and to construct...

...Maths; Functional Skills - ICT; together with a work experience placement... Learn about: Hair and beauty...

...Major employers and universities need people who have wide general knowledge and the ability to make connections between different subjects...

...EMPA 10% of the total A Level marks. What kind of student is this course suitable for? You will learn in a variety of ways; expect to write essays...

...forms 50% of the assessment weighting of a full A level. AS can be taken as a stand-alone unit or as part of a full A level course. One coursework...

...health and social care (Level 1), functional skills maths and functional skills... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

...Enrichment opportunities vary from year to...

...about what is happening in the business world and in the economy. That means that you will have to read the newspapers and watch relevant TV programmes...

...Medicine, Dentistry, Robotics, Astronomy and, of course, Physics and Maths. Physicists are in great demand for careers as different as Air Traffic Control...

...The Level 1 ESOL Business course is aimed at anyone who would like to prepare to work in a business environment. The course allows ESOL learners to improve...

...(such as anarchism, liberalism, conservatism and socialism) for those students seeking an advanced award. How is it assessed? All units are assessed by written examination...

...AS Units 1 and 2: written and externally assessed exams Unit 3: assessed practical work Topics include: Atomic structure, Amount of substance...

...which will give you an understanding of how psychologists study processes such as perception, attention, remembering, forgetting and thinking Social Psychology...