A Level in Merseyside

...The course covers: " Elements of reasoning, e.g. ways of presenting an argument " Evaluating reasoning, e.g. looking at the credibility of different types of sources...

...What can this course offer me? A dynamic subject which encourages debate Stimulating practical tasks The chance to write essays about media case studies...

...Cunningham, jazz, Graham and Ballet. Creative skills are developed through choreography classes and students have several opportunities to publicly perform their own...

...Theatre Studies for Performing Arts Courses. Future Opportunities Into the field of Performance - orchestras, opera companies Education - schools...

...Collyer's has an excellent reputation for the quality of its drama work. Recent productions have included: Henry. Drama and Theatre Studies AS/A Level...

...into the world of music creation, recording and manipulation. With links to industry professionals, Music Technology at KGV offers you the chance to learn professional musicians...

...playwrights, technicians, designers, producers...) and in front of the scenes. Candidates will be expected to purchase set texts and pay for a variety...

...in two of the three art forms and have an endless supply of energy and enthusiasm. Which other courses link well with this subject? A wide range of courses...

...All coursework must have an outcome that includes a three dimensional component. e.g. a promotional item that links in with a website design...

...Can we ever know anything for certain? Who am I? - if you enjoy contemplating questions such as these, Philosophy may be the course for...

...Students are expected to find out about and critically analyse: materials, processes, components and systems in order to make choices for the production of their own designs...

...Staff who are enthusiastic about P.E. What will I learn? AS Anatomy & Physiology Aquiring Movement Skills Socio-Cultural Studies Practical A2 Exercise...

...projects where students are expected to adopt a commercial approach to designing and making their own products. Learning Styles The nature of the units...

...Level 3 (advanced) Entry requirements: 4 x GCSE B grades must include B in Maths and B in Physics or Additional Science Head of Department: Ms Lynn Pharaoh Course assessment...

...The Summer term for both years is used for revision and exam practice. All the units are taken in June of both years. Students can expect a variety...

...how and why people behave the way they do? But understanding behaviour is not an easy option, so you owe it to yourself to think carefully. Ask yourself...

...The second module follows up and develops this simple idea by considering how and why markets fail. Essentially the focus here is on study of "externalities"...

...and sexual ethics Unit 2 Investigations - this unit allows students to research an area of interest within the Philosophy of Religion and is supplemented...

...debate and discuss topical economic issues. Homework is set regularly each week. It is assumed that students have a basic level of numeracy and that they are literate...

...can you really afford to sit on the sidelines? Foreign language skills are becoming an increasingly prized asset employment. In British industry...