A level

...Gain confidence by developing independent learning skills. CONTENT All students at Gateway are expected to develop key skills. In addition you will study the following units...

...Unit 2: The Concept of liability. Students wishing to achieve an A Level can progress onto the second year and study a further two modues. Unit...

...Active Citizenship: Making a Difference You will have the opportunity to take part in active citizenship tasks where you will find out how citizens...

...of conservation working for organisations such as Wildlife Trusts, RSPB and the Forestry Commission. Assessment will be through synoptic assignment... Learn about: IT Management, Part Time...

...This will normally be set in June to allow maximum time for preparation. The other units are assessed by production of coursework. You will need to...

...and past examination papers. Students require a scientific calculator. You will be able to purchase one from the department at the start of the course...

...their thinking and their planning. This means that you will be encouraged to make your own decisions about the progress of your work. Students are encouraged...

...wish to pursue a career in the Electrical Installation industry. If you do not have an apprenticeship Electrical Installation Level 2 is an option...

...This is a new course for students who wish to continue the study of Maths beyond GCSE but who do not necessarily wish to complete a full AS and A level in Mathematics...

...Media - A and AS Levels What are the main features of this course? Students are introduced to the skills required to analyse a wide range of media products (advertising...

...Key Features: Students who decide to study English Language and Literature can expect a friendly, supportive and encouraging atmosphere. There is an emphasis... Learn about: Writing Skills...

...and is the most comprehensive electrician course available. The course covers many areas within electrotechnical industry, units such as principles of electrical science...

...the subject for the first time with a suitable basis knowledge, are welcome to apply. There are no restrictions on age - we attempt to be as inclusive as possible... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...Higher Education at either Conservatoire or University, Music/Recording Industry. Exam Board:...

...Texts in Time (coursework) Entry requirements You will need a pass grade at AS in this subject to continue onto the A level...

...mail merge, presentations the legal environment and leagal studies units. CILEX is a highly recognised and valued qualification throughout the industry...

...Physics at A-level takes the knowledge gained at GCSE and extends this to include topics such as forces, motion, electricity, electromagnetism... Learn about: Engineering Skills, Engineering Science, Logical development...

...Retail, Administration, Theatre, Music/Recording Industry, Film, Dance, Vocational work, University or Drama college. Any career involving teamwork...

...You will explore how policy is influenced through campaign and dissent and the real impact that protest has had upon our world. You will explore contentious...

...Understanding Organisations and the Role of Human Resources; Recording, Analysing and Using Human Resource Information; Supporting Good Practice in Managing Employment Relations... Learn about: Learning and Development...