A Level in Scarborough

...as well as to the following qualifications: Certificate in Education; Professional/Postgraduate Certificate in Education Programme Benefits The Level... Learn about: Teaching Methods...

...considered final piece or pieces. The theme for the second unit is set by the exam board and takes the form of a given word and set of starting-points...

...Level 7 in Strategic Management and Leadership will build on the managerial skills and knowledge you already have. It will give you a comprehensive understanding... Learn about: Strategic Management...

...have the knowledge of biological principles but also the skills to use that knowledge. Topics are based on a storyline or contemporary issue such as risk and heart disease...

...including risk assessment The fire triangle Fire risk control measures (active and passive) Reporting fire safety issues Portable fire-fighting equipment... Learn about: IT risk, Fire Safety...

...Media experimentation across a range of specialist areas will allow you to identify and evaluate strengths in your own practical work. Towards the...

...cost and labour turnover. More importantly, the course aims to develop skills of analytical thought and evaluation. In order to demonstrate the latter...

...to be a popular choice for those who enjoy science. The course is supported by two textbooks, specifically written for students studying this course...

...The structure of the internet, networking protocols and the consequences of uses of computing. A2 - Year 2 Unit 3 Problem solving, algorithmic complexity and data structures...

...of a professionally published play by a known writer. It will be directed by your teacher, though you will be encouraged to contribute all the ideas...

...disagree about what is the best course of action. A2 - Year A2 consists of two more units: The Economics of Work and Leisure. Students will learn how...

...commentaries on your own work. You will learn grammatical knowledge to enable you to describe and analyse texts. You will investigate the different uses of language...

...Manager Secretary Lawyer Police Social worker Researcher Analyst Inventor Archaeologist The list is endless. ...and what else? Theatre trips...

...come and talk to us and discuss that possibility. Students having studied a GCSE Short Course need to consult with the Head of Department in the first instance...

...dedication and an enquiring mind. You will be spending 9 hours in mathematics lessons each week. FURTHER MATHEMATICS AS / A LEVEL Further Mathematics...

...Even if universities do not officially accept General Studies, many students who underachieve in other subjects are offered places on the basis of a General Studies...

...exams in year 1. Units 3 and 4 (A-level only) are assessed by written exams in year 2. There is no coursework. You will do fieldwork but it is NOT submitted for marking...

...The AS level is a one-year course involving fieldwork and other practical work. This can be extended to a full A level by continuing the course for a second...

...In both AS and A2 courses, you will learn by using the Internet, satellite television, our new purpose-built ICT suite, through group and individual listening activities...

...We have close links with other educational institutions and organisations. If you are interested in Archaeology, for example, we can help you become involved...