A level

...from the importance of customer service to the role and responsibilities of a resort representative and the air cabin crew. The courses include exploring customer service... Learn about: Airline Training, Customer Service, Travel Tourism...

...you the knowledge on roles such as Check-in. You will learn: Role of Air Cabin Crew Airline health, safety and security Airline emergency procedures... Learn about: Aviation Training, Cabin Crew, Travel and Tourism...

...Park Lane Campus The majority of students directly apply to work in the airline industry upon completion of the course. Students have been extremely successful... Learn about: Travel Tourism, Aviation Training, Travel and Tourism...

...or get a job working abroad as an overseas representative. Alternatively you may decide to continue your studies at university. In the first year you... Learn about: Travel and Tourism, Tourism Industry, Airline Training...

...There will be opportunities throughout the course to build on your personal and social development. In addition, you will be undertaking several days' visits to various organisations... Learn about: Customer Service, Travel and Tourism, Cabin Crew...

...students have also taken up exciting work placements in Greece, Spain, Italy and France. You will have the opportunity to undertake work experience in the UK or overseas... Learn about: Travel Tourism, Travel and Tourism, Airline Training...

...the opportunity to re-sit this qual. Alongside achieving individual goals and targets students will complete an Award in Progression with a focus on either... Learn about: Confidence Training...

...and is accorded full quota of UCAS points (required for most university entrants). Many of our students progress on to a range of Higher Education courses...

...Park Lane Site. The majority of classes will be taught in modern, well-equipped laboratories. There will be an expectation that all students undertake...

...be explored and evaluated against some of the commonly accepted principles of what constitutes "gothic" literature. LITB4 ("Further and Independent Reading"...

...and show how they work on a linguistic level. You will also write your own texts, choosing from an equally wide range of options - like short stories... Learn about: English Language...

...including it in their A level offers or encouraging students to take it if possible. For Science/Engineering courses: “Those students who had studied further... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...(and guests) will have the opportunity to see their films on the 'big screen'. You may also be able to participate in a variety of activities that will enhance your study... Learn about: Film Studies...

...AS and A2 will help you to interpret information, develop your critical thinking skills, and will enable you to evaluate and comment on the current political system... Learn about: Government Politics...

...The impact of war on British society since 1900 A2 History Specification OCR You will study: Paper 1 Historical Controversy Different Interpretations...

...A-level Maths provides students with a thorough grounding in the mathematical tools and techniques often needed in the workplace. Maths provides a foundation...

...by all universities and higher education institutions, and is accorded a full quota of UCAS points (required for most university entrants). If you...

...You will learn about capturing, processing and mixing music using microphones, mixers and software. Unit 2: Listening & Analysing You will study Popular... Learn about: Music Technology...

...practical experience of historical processes showing how current technology and practice has developed. How to creatively use analogue photographic equipment...

...We then study radioactive decay of unstable nuclides, the inverse square law, and exponential decay rates. The optional unit is taken from: Astrophysics... Learn about: GCSE Physics, IT Law...