A Level Science West Sussex

...and also the skills needed in new and changing situations. You will be made aware of the advances in genetics and biotechnology, be able to discuss... Learn about: Biology Science...

...single Mathematics A level. How will I be taught? Teaching is as in the Mathematics A level, but with more opportunities to tackle challenging problem solving questions... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...Other Costs Up to 20 for course book. Applications Complete the application form obtainable from the College and send it to: Admissions Office Northbrook...

...hold molecules together and produce 3D shapes, and, of course, how they are rearranged in chemical reactions. The course is suitable for students who... Learn about: Science GCSE...

...(40% of the marks) and 3 (20%) in June. At A2 unit 4 (40% of the A2 marks) will be taken in January with units 5 (40%) and 6 (20%) in June. Frequently... Learn about: Previous knowledge...

...Statistics explores the question as to how we can decide whether a theory is true given the random nature of the world. How will I be taught?... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...Decision Maths- the study of networks, algorithms (methods used to solve problems) and linear programming. Further Pure Maths- complex numbers... Learn about: Maths skills, Mathematics understanding...

...one module is taken in January with the other two units in June. There is no coursework. The first three units make up the AS grade. All six go towards the final A Level grade... Learn about: Subject Understanding...

...What knowledge do I need to succeed? Some prior knowledge of Mathematics is needed either from GCSE or from level 2 Adult Numeracy. What are the lessons like?... Learn about: Previous knowledge...