A Level in Worcester

...Why choose Accounting? Whatever your chosen career, you will come across accounting, whether you decide to run your own business or work as part of a large organisation...

...Why choose Biology or Human Biology? These courses are vital to many careers, so if you want to be a doctor, dentist, vet, nurse, conservation officer or master brewer...

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

...Chemistry at Advanced level is required for a range of careers including medicine, veterinary science, food science, agriculture and chemistry courses...

...and Making a Difference - worth 25% of the total A level marks. Progression Opportunities Many students will go on to study a degree course related to...

...of Art DVDs of mythology, plays and archaeological sites Teaching and Learning Styles Variety is found in three quite different areas of study...

...Single Award is a useful course for anybody who will be using computers in their future careers. It combines well with any other subject. Resources...

...hone and refine this skill. One of the great benefits of the subject is that it is totally skills based and will equip you to perform better in all your other subjects...

...skills for other employment/careers such as team work, problem solving, management and motivation of others, communication and expression...

...course you will take part in a public performance of a play The Performing Arts Academy puts on two public productions a year including a large scale musical...

...how firms decide on prices and output levels. By the end of the course students feel that. AS/A Level Economics Why choose Economics? Economics often appeals...

...to study a degree at university. A large number of these will study subjects closely associated with technology such as Engineering and Electronics...

...how children learn to talk; how conversation works; and about the relationship between the language we use and our social values. At A level you will look further into social...

...poetry, plays, newspapers, travel writing, non-fiction and radio scripts. Creative writing workshops will be a major part of your experience...

...links with the Learning Resources Centre Extensive video/DVD collection Teaching and Learning Styles Discussion and group work through a seminar approach... Learn about: English Literature, Communication Skills, Creative Writing...

...Much of the learning takes place through group discussion and creative activities that should stretch your imagination. You will need to read background...

...manipulate materials, and relate to the work of others. All these skills will allow your personal art language to develop. Extra-Curricular Activities...

...Why choose Food Technology? Food Technology is an exciting subject based on the production of food for a mass market. New product development covers numerous angles such...

...well with most AS or A2 subjects. Some of the favourites are: Health and Social Care, Biology, Law, Sociology, Chemistry, Physical Education...

...of business partnerships involving French companies. Some students take French and another language at A level, but an increasing number combine it...