A Level in Merseyside

...English and Maths, ideally with at least two at grade B or higher. *Applicants coming from Secondary Education must provide evidence of sound attendance...

...You may also study Science if this is a requirement for your future degree course. All the. Foundation Course for Access to H.E Course Description...

...Music & Dance Board and Syllabus details Board: Edexcel - Syllabus: AS (8AD01), A Level About the subject The course aims to encourage an adventurous...

...Head of Department: John Ranson Course assessment: At AS you will be assessed through one three hour exam. There is no coursework though homework will be set regularly...

...At A2, the specification further develops knowledge of the legal system and substantive law, and offers a choice of criminal or contract...

...A2 Course CC8: Art & Architecture in the Greek World (mythology, temples, sculpture & vase-painting) CC9: Comic Drama in the Ancient World...

...Maths - AS/A2 What will I study? Mathematics 'A' Level provides an introduction to three main areas of the subject; Pure Mathematics, Mechanics and Decision Maths...

...The Practical project What Makes a good Computing student? Students should demonstrate a keen interest in technological and social issues such as introducing...

...subject on its own as well as being a major part of many other higher level courses. It is a suitable grounding for a Mathematics degree course and for courses in Science...

...English and the logical nature of the subject means that Maths and Science students also do very well. Future Opportunities Critical Thinking develops...

...What will I need to qualify for this course? In order to qualify for this course students will need; *5 GCSEs at grade C or above including English...

...the process of choreography and the significance of dance, and one major practical assessment comprising of a solo choreographed dance and a performance...

...waves, properties of matter as well as nuclear and elementary particle physics. How can I progress? Students can progress onto Higher Education or Employment...

...a broad base of theatrical knowledge and you will be able to specialise in a particular field of interest. You will be taught by a highly qualified and experienced staff...

...At AS the family will be the main topic for discussion and A2 looks at Crime and Devience. The issue of gender, ethnicity, class and age discrimination...

...with a mix of multiple choice and data response at AS and data response and essay at A2. What can this course offer me? The fundamental economic issue...

...What will I need to qualify for this course? In order to qualify for this course, candidates should have; *5 A* - C at GCSE, including BB in core and additional science...

...and listen to those of others have an urge to label, categorise and interpret data. Which other courses link well with this subject? English Language students...

...change over time and contextual variation. Students will progress to apply the knowledge, understanding and insights gained from literary and linguistic...

...We are looking for you to be: Inquisitive about language and reflective about its use in the world around you. A keen and independent reader...