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...

...Biology and Human Biology unit exams may vary by 15 minutes but are about 1 hour 30 minutes long (Exams in January and June). Practical assessment...

...will be used with an emphasis on applying theoretical knowledge and developing business skills. These include: analysis and evaluation - a critical understanding is essential...

...Some choose Chemistry but many use their chemical knowledge in the study of medicine or biological sciences...

...You will study a wide range of interesting topics including the English court system, the modern welfare state, poverty, social exclusion, health and inequalities...

...Western Theatre was born in Athens in the 5th Century BC. These are just a few of the ways in which Ancient Greece and Rome have shaped our present culture...

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

...recommended for students with five or more GCSEs at grade A, and for all students taking Philosophy and Ethics AS/A level. Assessment AS is assessed through two examinations...

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

...You will study play texts; participate in performances; create and perform new work. Resources and Facilities Most lessons take place in the College Drama...

...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...

...Units 1 and 2. Unit 1 is 30% of the total AS mark and unit 2 is 40% and will be taken in June. The coursework unit 3 is 30% of AS. At present this course...

...useful qualification for anybody wishing to go into primary teaching, speech therapy or journalism...

...some short stories and some poetry in order to produce a folder of your own creative writing inspired by texts you study. The two A2 units...

...and provides opportunity for creative writing. Progression Opportunities You may go on to study English Literature as a single honours subject or in combination... Learn about: Creative Writing, English Literature, Communication Training...

...Film Research and Creative Projects. Film production skills are taught as part of the practical element of the course. Students need to have an open...

...The College has a shop that sells art materials on a non-profit making basis...

...used including question and answer sessions, discussions, researching, presentations, outside speakers and relevant visits. Extra-Curricular Activities...

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

...Why choose French? French is the most widely taught modern language both nationally and also at the College. Its importance is reflected locally...