A Level in Walthamstow

...September 2010 Qualification: A-LEVEL ACCOUNTS Awarded By: OCR (Oxford, Cambridge and RSA) Board Introduction to course Do you want to run your own business?...

...and practical rigour through the study of Art, Design and Photography. You will be expected to buy an art kit which will contain the essential equipment...

...science behind these topics which are often in the news. You will also carry out interesting experiments using modern equipment in well-equipped laboratories...

...The first topic, Starting up a business looks at the best options open to an entrepreneur for starting a business and how the entrepreneur can raise finance...

...whilst in the second year more complicated areas of the subject will be considered. You will also study aspects of Chemistry that are often in the media...

...2 Year Start date: September 2010 Course Details A Level Citizenship takes you through the whole spectrum of citizenship, from learning about your rights...

...evidence, counter-examples, flawed arguments and fallacies Unit 2: Information, Inference and Explanation You will apply the content of Unit 1 in addition to the use of statistics...

...that come from your family upbringing, education, where you live, your ethnicity, your interests, your health and how you present yourself. The topics...

...Well, now you can gain a qualification in an energetic and exciting subject that you will enjoy. AS Level Dance allows you to draw on both practical...

...We always gain an extremely high number of A and B grades and we seem to be unique in the country in gaining a large number of A and B grades six months early...

...In the second year you will have the opportunity to do a language investigation in an area that interests you. Where the course lead A Level English...

...for example, Journalism, Publishing, Law and Teaching...

...about literature in its historical, social and literary context, taking into account the times and conditions in which they were written and have been...

...The International Olympic Committee, the Council of Europe and The International Red Cross. It is also the dominant language of the European Court of Justice...

...in international migration? Is sustainable development a luxury or a necessity? Geography boasts a 100% pass rate at A Level with 43% A to B grades...

...the European Union or the USA? What power does the Prime Minister have? Why is the US President so powerful? Do you know who your local MP is and how...

...Other Humanities subjects and English. Many students also study History alongside Science subjects. Course Assessment You will be assessed via external...

...to demonstrate their practical skills by taking them through the development process in order to solve real life problems. You will be shown how to...

...This ranges from the importance of lay people within the law to question such as, what is the difference between murder and manslaughter. The subject...

...study for a Mathematics degree and is often necessary for Physics, Engineering or Computing. It can also provide useful support for studies in Biology...