A Level in North Yorkshire

...concerned with image creation, using differing photographic processes and a range of briefs and starting points. For example students may choose to...

...and/or in an adopted role(s) (coach or umpire). The new specification allows much more opportunity for practical performance What next? Upon successful...

...gathering raw data and inputting it into an information system where it is manipulated in some way and stored on computers, then passed on or shared with others...

...Section B will test your synoptic understanding across all of the units, as well as issues and debates in psychology. A variety of learning styles are...

...Diploma in Foundation Studies in Art and Design in order to gain the necessary experience that universities require...

...doesn't mean you end up 'going into the church', although it is obviously valuable if you wish to pursue some kind of ministry. ...and what else?...

...and non commercial organisations. What will I study? The course allows students to develop knowledge of accounting techniques and assess their relevance...

...in conventional A levels therefore, this A level suits students who are well organised, achieve more when they can take time over their work and when...

...or seek employment at an appropriate level... Learn about: Full Time...

...arguments in a logical fashion. However, the subject also involves systematic research. Sociology means the study of society and of the different groups...

...successful entrepreneurs but it will provide students with a sound knowledge 'AS' and 'A2' Level Business Studies Duration: AS 1 year, A2 2 years Course Level... Learn about: Full Time...

...tell a joke or anecdote or make a brief presentation. You will learn how to discuss ideas contained in songs and films, news items, advertisements...

...spoken English and learn a new 'toolkit' of grammatical terminology to help them understand how texts work. What will I study? There is a great emphasis...

...This exciting and stimulating AS and A level Graphics course aims to develop students’ ability to communicate, provoke thought and elicit reaction from an audience...

...leaflets etc). Students will also study language change in the analysis of two novels from different periods. At A2 Level students will analyse the differences...

...The AS course covers the following two modules: AS/A LEVEL LAW WHY STUDY LAW? Ever wondered what the difference is between murder and manslaughter?...

...studying a range of novels, poetry and plays. In addition, they will research the social, historical and political context of texts, discuss critical opinions...

...customers identifying how these are met in a chosen leisure organisation. You will demonstrate customer-service skills with a variety of customers...

...Environment · Investigative Geography What next? Around 50% of Geography students go on to study a Geography discipline in higher education...

...Both sections require you to write essay answers. For the coursework at AS you will develop practical and creative skills in Desk Top Publishing...