A Level in St Austell

...to have your own dedicated and prupose built studio space with access to ecellent workshops in 3D, ceramics, fashion and textiles, printmaking... Learn about: Art design...

...onto the Extended Diploma in Marine Biology and Ecology. The course includes a range of practical′s, field work and vocational training around the unique... Learn about: Marine Biology...

...Working as part of a group in a supportive environment helps to improve confidence and independence as well as communication skills... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Those who have an interest in the living world and the place of human beings in it. Biology is always in the news: genetic engineering, stem cells...

...Graphic Design is visually communicating anything to any audience on any surface using any medium. In other words every sign, advert, menu, instruction manual... Learn about: Communication Training, Art design...

...by employers and university admissions officers. The top 20 universities in the UK (The Russell Group) will now only consider students with two facilitator... Learn about: English Language...

...It is not an exaggeration to say that today most of the information we get comes from moving-image broadcasts, whether on TV or the internet and Film... Learn about: Film Studies...

...after taking this course. Entry requirements As with all A/AS-level subjects you must have at least five GCSEs at grade C or above, one of which should be English... Learn about: IT Management...

...Geology A-Level is the study of the Earth and the life that has lived on it since it was formed 4.5 billion years ago. It is a fantastic subject for anyone... Learn about: IT Development...

...of human behaviour and punishment. Law is a fascinating subject which impacts on all of our lives. The course will appeal to students who are interested... Learn about: Human Behaviour, IT Law...

...St Austell students also take part in the senior UK Maths challenge which is a national competition and attracts a strong entry from the best schools and colleges in the country... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Team Training...

...theories which attempt to explain world politics in the contemporary world. Throughout the course, students will be expected to pay close attention... Learn about: Government Politics...

...we will never run out of questions to ask. The skills you learn in Physics you will be able to apply to any new field of endeavour you undertake in the future... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...professional practitioner qualifications. Four GCSEs at grades A*-C (including Enlgish and ideally mathematics and science) or equivalent qualification... Learn about: IT Law...

...Access courses are designed as a stepping stone to enable motivated, enthusiastic people to progress on to Higher Education. This is ideal for those...

...you for academic study at university level, such as: Developing Your Research Skills, Academic Writing and Examination Techniques & Practices... Learn about: Nursing Health, Health and Social Care...

...Anthology: Paris - analyse how each text is shaped to focus on a specific audience or purpose - Re-creative writing Year 2 topics - Frankenstein by Mary Shelley... Learn about: English Language...

...including designated B grades and an average GCSE Score of at least 5. The designated B grade for this subject is English Literature...

...have five GCSEs at grade C or above. They are also required to have a grade B in Chemistry and grade B in Maths. The average GCSE score has to be at or above...

...about the mechanics of language; grammar interests you and you aim for accuracy; you have an interest in other cultures and current affairs... Learn about: Skills and Training...