A Level in Warrington

...The A2 course also deals with 2 topics related to the Spanish speaking world or Spain; Environmental Issues and Social and Political Issues...

...requires students to produce a 4000 word archaeological investigation. WHAT SKILLS WILL I NEED AND DEVELOP? You should have good written and communication skills...

...You will explore a citizen's rights and responsibilities, and how these are protected and supported. Community Action and Active Citizenship...

...and explore issues such as corroboration, vested interest, reputation and expertise. At A2 you will be applying the thinking to ethical issues concerned with science...

...which are strong ones and which are false. It helps you to look at issues that face society today and explore the links between them. You will be...

...HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED? The theory content of the syllabus is examined by one examination, two hours long and is a mixture of short questions and essays...

...We also have numerous fieldwork day visits in the...

...AS / A2 History WHY TAKE HISTORY? Students choose to study History because it involves a fascinating journey into exploring past societies, individuals...

...is a well regarded subject that will support university applications. There will be opportunities for you to take part in a full range of study visits...

...Minister and the significance of Parliament. The A2 course builds upon the topics covered in the AS course focuses upon American politics. Knowledge...

...why individuals commit crime, offender profiling, and how decisions are made in a courtroom) and Health and Clinical Psychology (e.g. stress and psychotic disorders like schizophrenia)...

...WHAT SKILLS WILL I NEED AND DEVELOP? This subject requires academic discipline, whereby knowledge, understanding and written skills are essential along with an enquiring...

...may be influenced by these characteristics. People who choose to study Sociology may do so to explore issues like problems in family life or the quality of schooling...

...population be met without putting at risk future generations? Poverty and Inequality - The study of the characteristics, causes and solutions to poverty...

...The ability to apply skills, knowledge and understanding of computing, including programming, in a range of contexts to solve problems. Skills in project and time management...

...the effects of ICT applications on society and individuals. WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? In the first year you will study two units, one a written...

...with other like minded individuals. Application is through audition, and is open to anyone studying at Priestley although previous dance experience is essential...

...although you are marked individually. You must also have experience of performing and of evaluating live theatre. During the AS course, you will develop...

...In this part of the course you will study how films make meaning through camerawork, editing, mise en scene and sound. You will then move on to study British...

...how media texts communicate meanings about gender, ethnicity, and social class. A close study of a media industry such as the newspaper industry will explore...