A Level in Merseyside

...You'll even have a chance to take part in parliamentary style debates (sometimes actually in the House of Commons). We have a large range of activities...

...It may involve translating at sight, or going through a prepared translation, studying grammar, sentence structure and idiom or discussing stylistic features of a given passage... Learn about: Greek Philosophy, Greek language, Language teaching...

...Learning Styles Students will participate in discussions, undertake research, carry out presentations and use a wide range of media to produce portfolio units... Learn about: Child Development, Equal Opportunities, Communication Skills...

...Anatomy and Physiology, Special Needs, Child Development, Health as a Lifestyle Choice, Behavioural Psychology, Human Growth and Development and Dietetics...

...such as conferences, museums and residential trips abroad. For example, in 2008 many of our students visited China to see first hand some of the places...

...Apart from being interesting, history is useful. Employers who see that you have a qualification in history immediately know certain things about...

...An introduction to terminology and formal analysis. 1 hr. examination 40% AS (20%A2) Unit 2: The Birth and Rebirth of Western Art - from Greek Antiquity c.600... Learn about: Ancient History, Greek history, History of Philosophy...

...GCE in Applied ICT awards are part of a new suite of vocationally-focused GCEs. These new awards incorporate an extremely wide range of AS and A2 Level units...

...answer and structured questions 15% of marks (30% AS) Module 3 Coursework: The Use of Generic Application Software for Task Solution 20% of marks...

...and where possible visit local companies. Approximately half the lesson time is spent improving ICT skills and developing coursework. First year projects...

...of responses in English and Italian, C writing 200-220 words as a report, letter, or article in Italian, based on written stimulus in Italian...

...OCR About the subject The subject has a literary focus at advanced level, and the language study serves the end of making it easier to read and understand the literary texts...

...English Legal System involves studying topics such as the court system, legal personnel, the police, sentencing and how to fund a legal action...

...The second unit, Sources of Law covers legislation, law reform and EU Law. In A2, students can study Criminal Law and will sit 2 papers. The first...

...or training in the leisure industry. Prospective students should be outgoing independent individuals with a desire to discover the business and employment...

...Students also need Communication skills to get the most out of the course. Subject combinations and progression The Mechanics option goes well with AS/A2 Physics...

...Students need to take an active part in their learning, in monitoring their depth of understanding and in initiating steps to repair weaknesses...

...OCR About the subject The course requires Higher level GCSE as a starting point The central spine is the Core modules, which take the algebra and trigonometry...

...become as fluent with algebra as you would expect to be with arithmetic at the end of GCSE. The Mechanics modules cover analysing forces, accelerations...

...There is no coursework at AS/A level Learning Styles Lessons will combine explanation of the concepts and techniques covered with a chance for students...