A Level in Northwich

...The AS Level is a taught, structured course and emphasis is put on introducing students to new materials, techniques and different approaches to the subject...

...Why are bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics? If you are interested in questions like these, then Biology is the subject for you. Biology is an increasingly...

...Marketing pricing decisions, where to and how to distribute the product/service, how best to promote the product/service and how to develop a successful product/service...

...what they are made of, how they interact and their role in living things. Everything around you involves chemistry in some way. Chemists provide many...

...choreographic practice and your ability to critically consider dance studio practice. Unit 2 60% of AS, 30% of total A Level marks Choreography and Performance...

...To support your design work, you will study a number of Design Theory topics. These range from the study of materials and manufacturing processes...

...theatre visits on a regular basis, you are encouraged to make visits of your own. Does Theatre Studies link particularly well with other subjects?...

...Economics is different from many A Level subjects in that probably no student will have studied it before starting the AS course. The course will give you two main things...

...themes of the A2 course include: Digital/analogue converters Memory systems Information transfer and radio circuits Digital and mobile communications Optoelectronics...

...I am I plus my surroundings and if I do not preserve the latter, I do not preserve myself. J. Ortega y Gasset...

...going experiences and will offer some challenging representations of the world through the camera lens. Film Studies looks at the ways in which films communicate...

...Within lessons, learning activities may include research, discussion and debate in addition to problem solving exercises involving data interpretation...

...to develop those all-important key skills that are appreciated by universities and employers. Without Geography . youre nowhere! 10 reasons for studying...

...opportunity to do something fresh and new, an enriching experience in itself. Studying Politics will enable you to understand how the political system works at local...

...in this subject if they have shown ability in English and therefore you should have at least a Grade C. A determination to work hard will also be very useful...

...20% of A Level) 1 hour written examination. The A2 Course also consists of two units, COMP3 is an examination and COMP4 is a practical project...

...If the answer to these questions is yes, then you would find A Level Law very rewarding. Regardless of whether you see yourself as a Barrister or Solicitor...

...This module will be examined in June and is also compulsory. Students choose which applied module to study, which is examined in June. Mechanics 1...

...a storyboard or script). A complete product for example the trailer for a new British comedy film or an advertising campaign for a crime thriller...

...You will learn how to get by, as well as immersing yourself in the culture of the country of your choice. Dont end your foreign language studies at...