A Level in Norwich

...In the first year, the main areas of study are: Biological molecules Cells Organisms exchange substances with their environment Genetic information... Learn about: Full Time...

...wanting to enter a University of East Anglia degree programme in the sciences, medicine, maths, engineering or economics. There is a range of subject pathways... Learn about: Engineering Mathematics, GCSE Mathematics...

...to have completed GCSE Business, however if it has been taken, a minimum of a 5 should have been achieved. Career Progression An A Level in Business Studies... Learn about: Full Time...

...Entry Requirements Applicants should have a minimum of a grade 4 in a GCSE Art-based subject (Art, Graphics, Photography or Textiles) OR a suitable portfolio of... Learn about: Full Time...

...it Quantities and the mole concept Groups of organic chemicals Making new chemicals Analysing the structure or unknown substances Second year topics include... Learn about: Full Time, GCSE Mathematics...

...Students do not need to have completed GCSE Computer Science, however if it has been taken, a minimum of a 6 should have been achieved. Career Progression... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Full Time...

...rehearsing and performing taking place in the A level drama studio. You will learn how to deconstruct, analyse, interpret and perform play texts from... Learn about: Full Time, Theatre Studies...

...writing and analytical skills Become a more independent learner and thinker Apply critical theory to literary texts Write about texts in a number of different... Learn about: Full Time...

...speeches, poems, short stories and diaries, which will be explored though a range of literary and linguistic approaches. As part of the course... Learn about: English Language, Full Time...

...be getting at least a 5 in English language and literature as the course involves critical writing. Summary This course is for people who love... Learn about: Full Time, Film Studies, English Language...

...you move on to a variety of careers, such as; conservation and environmental management, town planning, teaching or international development... Learn about: Full Time...

...to persevere when you can’t immediately see the solution to a problem. Mathematics and Further Mathematics can be taken with any other subjects... Learn about: Full Time, GCSE Mathematics...

...up to 1914 and also a study of the changes in historiography in relation to this issue. Successful students have a natural interest in understanding historical... Learn about: Full Time...

...however if it has been taken, a minimum of a Grade 5 should have been achieved. Career Progression The course will also develop skills in creative media production... Learn about: Full Time, Media Studies...

...and offers a coherent course to develop your mathematical understanding and skils to encourage you to think ,act and communicate mathematically... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Full Time...

...Applicants should also have a minimum of six GCSEs at grades 9-4 Career Progression Students may go on to a very wide range of creative careers... Learn about: Full Time...

...critically and imaginatively and are willing to work hard. The course can be challenging, and you will need to persevere when you cannot immediately... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Full Time...

...business, social work or the police Summary Psychology tries to answer the question of why people behave as they do, how they think and how they... Learn about: Full Time...

...we examine the religion of Buddhism. The course requires students to critically engage in the study of religion to examine and debate the teachings... Learn about: Full Time, Religious Studies...

...Who should be able to vote? How am I supposed to know who or what to vote for? Do politicians have to do what I want or what they say they’ll do?... Learn about: Full Time...