A Level in Southport

...the kinds of skills that top universities love to see. For example, the University of Cambridge say that it is "an attractive addition to any applicant's portfolio of qualifications"...

...You will continue to receive instruction on technique and the health and safety of the dancer. You will make an analytical study of one set work and...

...skills appropriate to the creation and realisation of drama and theatre. Unit 1: interpretation of two plays from a performance perspective...

...you to think in a careful and logical manner. As we live in an ever changing world you will be equipped to examine any complex issue and break it...

...skills in terms of employment and life. You will also be able to apply for Higher Education courses in English Language and Linguistics, and will...

...This course offers you a smooth transition from GCSE and allows you to divide your attention equally between both areas of English. You will explore...

...will form an important part of your assessment, as well as regular essays and tests to help develop your knowledge and refine your writing You will...

...Future Opportunities As part of a group of Science or Arts A Level courses, Environmental Studies provides an ideal base for employment, a range of vocational... Learn about: Energy research, Energy Management, Sustainable Energy Systems...

...all of which are designed to shape and challenge the way you look at films. FM1: Exploring Film Form. FM2: British and American Film. FM1 is the coursework...

...There will be individual, pair and group work activities, work with audio and video materials and language games. You will make use of the Department's...

...alike as it involves looking at a wide range of topics. Future Opportunities This is what one leading univeristy says: "we regard a good grade at General...

...In recent years some of our most highly qualified students have gone on to study Law, Journalism, International Politics and Medicine at University...

...fossils and geology maps. It is a subject that relies on logic, remembering facts and lots of new words. It does not make use of extended writing skills to a large extent...

...Entry requirements: 4 x GCSE B grades. You should have achieved at least a grade B at GCSE level. An A or A* grade will put you at a distinct advantage...

...Studying Politics at King George V College will boost your political awareness skills and enable you to cast your vote more effectively in elections...

...psychology and biology applied to many areas of health and social care. You will learn and develop the skills essential for working with people in any career... Learn about: Child Development, Health and Social Care, Presentation Skills...

...What can this course offer me? Results have always been well above the national and College average. In 2006, History at KGV was the subject of a national...

...body for units 1, 2 and 3. The fourth unit - coursework - will be assessed internally and moderated by the exam board. Informal assessments take place...

...a wide range of employment and Higher Education possibilities. They are of obvious importance in their own right and can lead to careers in the Information...

...The practical skills developed will support all other courses. Common subject combinations include Business Studies, Economics, Maths, etc. Future Opportunities...