A Level in Somerset

...graphs and a new area of study called calculus. Statistics extends the work done at GCSE to cover areas such as data presentation, probability and correlation...

...What will I study? Students study Pure Mathematics and its applications. Pure Mathematics is an extension of the skills covered at GCSE including algebra...

...Media Studies Level : AS and A Level Board : WJEC Method of assessment 50% written examinations, 50% coursework. Why choose this course? In recent years...

...The course requires students to study aspects of the institutions which produce the media products. Students will become familiar with new media technologies...

...This course will provide you with a balanced and interrelated course of study covering a wide academic and practical understanding of music...

...including classical, popular, world and folk music plus music for television and film. Huish Extra You will find that whatever your particular interest in music...

...including the basic acoustics of rooms, microphones, mixers and effects in recording. Music Technology Level : AS & A Level Board : Edexcel Method of Assessment...

...Huish Extra There will be extra music theory classes for those who require them and the opportunity to take a full part in the music enrichment programme of bands...

...professional productions. There are workshops with visiting practitioners and professional companies and many opportunities to perform in college productions...

...areas complement each other and encouraging the versatility in the performer; so vital in today's world of professional performance. What will I study?...

...Over the two years you will study four modules. All of these modules are assessed in traditional exams. Why choose this course? If you study this course...

...If you study this course you will gain a thorough grounding in key philosophical concepts, themes, texts and techniques. You will develop your ability...

...active and healthy lifestyle. In your first year you will study how a performer moves in terms of their Anatomy and Physiology, how a performer develops...

...learn how to train for performance improvement, how the psychology of the mind affects this performance and how the traditions and ethos of a country...

...materials, waves, electricity, particles and quantum phenomena (the behaviour of things on an atomic scale). The second year includes advanced mechanics...

...As a department we aim to maintain excellent results in an approachable, supportive environment. What will I study? The first year of the course covers mechanics...

...site in September and The Glastonbury Festival Battle Of The Bands National Final. From 2008 Film enrichment students have joined us to provide AV and filming support...

...investigations include marketing PR and promotion, accounts and financial management. A large part of the course is performing at a wide range of venues...

...then this could be the subject for you. Psychology is the scientific study of the Mind and Behaviour, though less scientific study methods are also...

...and in the second year you will sit a further two exams. Why choose this course? If you are interested in why people and animals behave in the way they...