A Level in Merseyside

...to A levels and most mature students find it more suitable as it is entirely geared to their needs. The course is mainly based on continuous assessment...

...If a programme is Full Cost then no fee remission is applicable. How do I apply? Contact Student Services for an application form, or come to one of... Learn about: Workplace Skills, IT for adults, Human Rights...

...The information in this leaflet is accurate at the date of printing only. Please refer to Southport College for confirmation. Entry Requirement Ideally...

...AS/A2 - 2 year course Course type: Level 3 (advanced) Entry requirements: 4 x GCSE B grades. No prior study of the subject needed. A higher grade in GCSE Maths is preferable...

...What will I need to qualify for this course? In order to qualify for this course, students must have; *5 GCSE's grade C or above including Maths & English...

...When will the programme start? The programme will start in September. How long will it take? Attendance is one evening a week for a year and by distance learning... Learn about: Health and Social Care, Community Care, IT for adults...

...Online Facilities Systems Information Database Design Theory Web Page Design and Production An Introduction to Systems Analysis Categories of Software... Learn about: Vocational skills, Literacy studies, Vocational oportunities...

...the cultural objects produced by these societies - literature, sculpture, buildings, drama - whereas in Ancient History you study the history of the Greek and Roman worlds... Learn about: Ancient History, History of Philosophy, Greek history...

...of term examination which involves a 5 hour controlled test (AS) 15 Hour controlled test (A2) which is supported by a course work folder, and a personal study...

...ACCESS HE NURSING MIDWIFERY Who is the programme for? The programme is primarily aimed at adults who are in employment, but who would like to progress... Learn about: Occupational Nurse, Practice Nurse, IT for adults...

...Maths and Science at Grade C or above as Universities require these qualifications as well as recent relevant experience in a school. For the Access programme...

...assuming no prior knowledge. If you watch Time Team or other archaeology-based programmes, and find them interesting, then this course will suit...

...including subject related history and theory, and to provide students with every opportunity to develop both academically and personally, thus ensuring...

...Students will study 5 subjects. These include Social Policy, Sociology and Psychology as well as 2 Core modules (IT and study skills/academic development)... Learn about: Health and Social Care, Social Science, Community Care...

...Course Content: Students will study a range of Health Care subjects to gain a nationally recognised Access Diploma, which allows entry to Higher Education...

...A* - C at GCSE level Art and Design. Head of Department: Ms Caroline Kaye Course assessment: Coursework plus an eight (AS) or twelve (A2) hour controlled...

...stakeholder perspectives. Assessing Change in the Business Environment - the effects of changes in the economic, political, social, ethical and technological...

...or working in the NHS, in teaching and local government, or who may be interested in voluntary work and wish to know more about the role of voluntary organisations... Learn about: NHS Training, Social Policy, Political Theory...

...Awarding Body: Open College Network North West Region - OCNNWR Exam: There will be a mix of continuous assessment methods - essays, case studies...

...depending upon what you want to do. You could consider Classics, English Literature, History, Film Studies or Media Studies for example. Future Opportunities...