A Level in London

...to improve English language skills alongside gaining a Level 1 Certificate in Health and Social Care. Students will study ESOL (English for Students of Other Languages)... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

...What do I need to study this subject? You should have five GCSE grades A*-C, including English Language. In addition you should have an existing knowledge...

...Developing Language You will sit a two-hour examination, answering questions on data given you in the examination room. 30% of total A level marks Unit...

...1 year Start Date: September Campus: Tooting Centre Course Code: N/A Tuition Fees: Please ask International: £4,725 for 1 year, n/a for 1 term and £9... Learn about: Full Time...

...and students will take work experience sessions... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

...Practical options include composition and performance. Music: AS and A2 Level This course is both practical and academic and is suitable for students...

...AS Unit 1: Poetry and Prose 1800 - 1945 There will be a 2 hour examination paper. In the first section you will have to answer one question on the poems you have studied...

...Accounting is the study of the financial aspects of business. Students studying accounting will consider how accounting helps in measuring, monitoring...

...Reading, Writing, Speaking & Listening " Maths " IT " Science " Sport As well as the timetabled subjects, there are also regular enrichment activities...

...or to drama school for professional acting courses or a degree. What are the enrichment opportunities? The College runs a wide range of theatre visits...

...a novel, or a region What kind of assessments will I have to complete to get my qualification? AS . · Unit 1 (70%) will test listening, reading and writing skills in 2 hours...

...constructed materials and fashion. Art - Endorsed Textiles AS/A2 Textiles allows you to develop a sound grounding and explore the subject in depth...

...studying 13 hours a week. ESOL is studied for 7.5 hours (with tutorials), and other subjects for 5 - 6 hours. " English (Trinity ESOL Skills for Life qualifications)...

...of commonly held assumptions, and developing their powers of reason and argument. Philosophy asks questions such as. Does what you see match the world as it really...

...assessed by a 1.5 hour examination, including a pre-released 'research focus'. You will be asked to answer one question on the option of your choice...

...Progression to university degrees in Interior Design, Graphic Design, Architecture or related subjects. Direct entry into employment in a variety of roles...

...studying 13 hours a week. ESOL is studied for 7.5 hours (with tutorials), and other subjects for 5 - 6 hours. " English (Trinity ESOL Skills for Life qualifications)...

...and coursework (50%). For coursework, in each year you carry out both practical and written work, although practical assessment only counts for approximately...

...AS · Topics will cover: media, popular culture, healthy living, and family. · Basic grammar and vocabulary to communicate appropriately. · Reading...

...1. Progression to university degrees in Fashion, Interior Design, Theatre Design, Graphic Design, Photography, Fine Art, or related subjects...