A Level in Worcester

...In the second year a further two modules will be completed. Progression Opportunities A number of students have decided to continue this subject by studying accounting...

...builds from biological molecules through cells and organelles, to tissues and organs and how they are all co-ordinated together to make a whole living organism...

...to a wide variety of destinations including Higher Education, particularly business-related courses or those combined with subjects such as IT or a language...

...agriculture and chemistry courses including forensic and pharmaceutical science. It is an essential support for any higher level study of Biology...

...between today's citizens and society. You will study a wide range of interesting topics including the. A Level Citizenship Why choose Citizenship?...

...derived inspiration from the mythology and literature of Greece and Rome. Our finest. A Level Classical Civilisation Why choose Classical Civilisation?...

...A Level Computing Why choose Computing? This course provides an ideal foundation for Computer Science or related subjects at university, or as the basis...

...Why choose Critical Thinking? The ability to think carefully and clearly is a crucial life-skill and Critical Thinking aims to hone and refine this skill...

...dance studio with sprung floor Extensive Learning Resources Centre provision Recording studio Computer software for music editing Teaching and Learning Styles On average...

...Studio Public performances of your work take place in the College Performance Space or in the College Drama Studio Teaching and Learning Styles Much of the work is practical...

...students feel that they have a valuable insight into the workings of the economy and, in particular, the role of government in it. Resources and Facilities Internet...

...lives in the twentieth century and will continue to do so this century. This will require a new generation of technologists who need to be able to solve problems...

...Why choose English Language? There are very few, if any, areas of our lives that do not involve using language. Studying English Language at AS and A level...

...Visiting speakers Workshops and creative writing sessions Critical feedback forum Visits to literary festivals and events Assessment The AS level includes 2 units...

...with a related subject such as Media, Journalism or Theatre Studies. You will also acquire interpersonal skills which will equip you for a variety of careers... Learn about: Creative Writing, Literature Study, Literature Analysis...

...the world of film Assessment Four modules: two at AS and two at A2 level. There will be one examination and one coursework unit per year. Progression Opportunities...

...work with in College and at home. This cuts down on frustrating searches for such things as masking tape or a very big/small paint brush. The College...

...of Health and Care. The department, which has recently been refurbished, consists of three theoretical rooms and a well-equipped practical food...

...technology, the family in society, food retailing and marketing. Lessons will involve a vast amount of practical work, including experimental and practical food skills...

...Interactive Whiteboard Comprehensive Modern Languages website and forum Teaching and Learning Styles Extensive use of French in the lesson A wide variety...