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Classroom-based A level in Merseyside
- A Level
- Southport
- 32 Weeks
...Awarding Body: Open College Network North West Region - OCNNWR Exam: There will be a mix of continuous assessment methods - essays, case studies... Learn about: Literacy College Courses, Vocational oportunities, Vocational literacy...
- A Level
- Southport
- 2 Years
...the applications and effects of such systems in society. It will provide you with a sound base for courses and careers involving management of ICT systems and people...
- A Level
- Liverpool
- 35 Weeks
...What will I need to qualify for this course? In order to qualify for this course students must; *Have passed 5 GCSE's at grade C or above including...
- A Level
- Roby
- 1 Year
...Day Assessment: Variety of Assessments. Progression Routes: Progression to: ICT Degrees, Foundation Degrees and related occupations. Costs: Contact college for fees Campus...
- A Level
- West Sussex
- 2 Years
...will develop programming skills which can be used to implement and test the solutions they have formulated. Learning Styles Students are expected to think...
- A Level
- Southport
...Social Sciences are recommended to have GCSE English and Maths at grade C or above (or equivalents) as universities require these qualifications...
- A Level
- Southport
- 2 Years
...to their work in other fields. Applied ICT students need to be well motivated and have good time management, as the course is assessed continually...
- A Level
- West Sussex
- 2 Years
...answer and structured questions 15% of marks (30% AS) Module 3 Coursework: The Use of Generic Application Software for Task Solution 20% of marks...
- A Level
- Southport
- 2 Years
...Future Opportunities Studying Double Applied ICT equips you to progress onto degrees and other higher education courses in related subjects such as...
- A Level
- West Sussex
- 2 Years
...presentation and web development. No previous ICT qualification is needed but good ICT skills are necessary. Students may need to spend extra time developing...