A Level in Worcester

...Accounting forms the backbone of any business and you may wish to combine your study of Accounting with a business course, although this is not a requirement...

...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...

...Extra-Curricular Activities In the past a number of trips have been organised, for example to companies such as Cadbury World, Bristol Zoo and Alton Towers...

...at Birmingham University and have the chance to take part in certificate competitions to gain extension opportunities. Assessment Six modules will be taken...

...health, social care, politics, management studies or business...

...Resources and Facilities An attractive selection of books in the department and in the Learning Resources Centre A large collection of images for the study...

...or as the basis for a career in the more technical aspects of ICT. Whatever your IT background, if you have a desire to dig deeper into the internal workings...

...will be given plenty of opportunity to develop these skills in a variety of interesting and relevant contexts. Discussion and debate play an important role in this course...

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

...Personnel or Retail. Drama and Theatre Studies teaches you many of the skills employers are looking for such as independence, communication and team-working...

...only issues such as unemployment, economic growth and development, inequality, pollution, international trade, membership of the European Union but...

...This will take the form of set practicals at the start, but will develop towards a project later on. Assessment The AS course consists of two examined modules...

...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...

...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...

...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...

...Students are required to participate in museum/gallery visits and any site visits related to practical work. Assessment Two units are taken at AS level...

...product appeal, properties of ingredients, manufacturing processes, quality control, health and safety, food science, microbiology, nutrition...

...all of which contain up-to-date teaching resources. The learning environment is designed to allow students to participate in both practical and theoretical activities...

...Activities We have exchange links with two schools near Paris, in Cesson and Le Me sur Seine and with a school in Macon in Burgundy. We also arrange visits to theatre productions...