A Level in Merseyside

...studied at higher level GCSE on further and begin the study of a new topic - calculus. Algebra is particularly important and you should, by the end of the course...

...Media Studies encourages you to think critically about the messages you receive daily from the mass media. You will need to be prepared to tackle difficult theoretical issues...

...range of courses including specialist production training for those actively seeking work in the media industries. Subject modules and assessment A/S...

...and classical music. It caters for students with a range of musical backgrounds and provides opportunities to develop skills in performance...

...Learning Styles Practical workshops Lectures Research based projects (world-wide-web, college intranet, videos, recordings, texts) Seminars...

...A 2 hour listening exam on CD. Questions on Music from 1910 to Present day, with 2 special focus areas: Rock & Roll Rap and Hip Hop A2 (9MT01)...

...Self Directed Study For this unit the emphasis should be on self-directed study based on a personal issue, interest or concern. It is a research unit...

...15% 5 Fields and Forces - 7.5% Practical test - 7.5% 6 Synthesis - 20% Entry Requirements GCSE additional and core science BB preferred or Physics B...

...in the future are Astrophysics, Artificial Intelligence, Communications Engineering and Software Engineering. Subject modules and assessment Title...

...question from a choice of 2. The assessment lasts 2 hrs and forms 70% of the total AS Grade. A2: Subject content examined by a mixture of structured question for Unit...

...with most subjects to allow progression on to university, however, it is particularly well suited to the following subject combinations: Psychology with English...

...to describe and define ideas, to present information clearly and accurately, to understand and evaluate conflicting opinions, is important for many career choices...

...At present the course is offered to second year students...

...Learning Styles Studying Sociology involves reading and discussing research evidence, ideas and theories about society. Books, magazines, articles...

...of British Society and the forces that shape it. For example, AS students will look at the Culture and Identity and its relation to society...

...an Erasmus programme in HE; almost all students who take a language at degree level study it as part of a package. e.g. European Studies and Spanish...

...cultural background and heritage of Spain and Latin-American countries. At AS level, activities are. Spanish AS/A Level English & Liberal Arts Board and Syllabus details Board...

...points for students to see the 'theory in action', with students being taken on educational visits to University Physiology labs, a sports camp residential to Club La Santa...

...Lanzarote and an outdoor education day. Students are all given regular opportunities to attend revision conferences with leading guest speakers and examiners...

...The course uses real life events to expand on the theories learnt in the classroom. It works closely with recognised travel companies such Virgin... Learn about: Travel and Tourism, Tourism Marketing, Travel Tourism...