A Level in Oxfordshire

...high quality and up to date A level programme. At Abingdon and Witney College Sixth Form we offer an adult atmosphere for those who see A levels as a passport...

...understanding of the purposes of accounting. The course provides the principles, concepts and techniques of financial and management accounting...

...still life and second-hand imagery and documentation. Individual themes are developed for the coursework element. The following areas are available... Learn about: Art design, Art History...

...3 A levels and a BTEC Award OR 3 â€" 4 A levels and GCSE Maths/English We work in close partnership with local schools which enables us to run minority...

...We strongly recommend that it you do not have GCSE English Language and Maths at grade C or above that you retake them as part of your A Level programme... Learn about: Full Time...

...builds on topics already covered in the GCSE. Social, economic, ethical, environmental, medical and technological aspects of chemistry are included in the course...

...This makes Economics one of the most important studies in the world today. Everyone is probably aware that the industrialised nations attempts to satisfy...

...enables us to run minority subjects that have small numbers. It may be that you attend classes in one of our partner institutions. You will have a clear...

...It may be that you attend classes in one of our partner institutions. You will have a clear understanding at the interview stage about your timetable...

...where your lessons occur. A levels are divided into two courses, AS taken in the first year and A2 in the second year; combined together they equal a full A level...

...This course is designed to enable you to communicate confidently and clearly in French, both through the spoken and written word. This modern course...

...This course will give you a better understanding of the issues you see, hear or read about in your everyday lives. The course includes issues around...

...health and fitness, sport and current medical research. The '-real world'. AS/A Level Human Biology Subject area: AS/A Levels (full-time 16-19 yr olds)...

...realistic solution to an information problem. You should spend at least three hours each week working at a computer and will be encouraged to give presentations... Learn about: Full Time...

...through formal examinations at the end of the AS programme and then again at the end of the A2 programme. In some practically based subjects there is a coursework component...

...evaluate your present skills and look to develop these further. As a dancer you attend a variety of different technique classes and explore these techniques in performance...

...3 â€" 4 A levels OR 2 â€" 3 A levels and a BTEC Award OR 3 â€" 4 A levels and GCSE Maths/English We work in close partnership with local schools which...

...AS/A Levels (full-time 16-19 yr olds) Course type: Full time Course description The Product Design course consists of four units. Two units are taken... Learn about: Product Design...

...Archaeological sources and methods (including remote sensing and excavation), post-excavation, dating and interpretation." Archaeology AS Subject...

...and report the results in a written and illustrated presentation of about 3500-4000 words. Students have always found this part of the course both exciting... Learn about: Part Time...