A Level in Worcester

...whether you decide to run your own business or work as part of a large organisation. Accounting forms the backbone of any business and you may wish...

...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...

...to be taken in January and June of the second year. Progression Opportunities Successful completion of the Business Studies A level has seen students progress...

...three at AS level and three at A2. The AS course has two written examinations, and practical skills assessments. The A2 course has two written examinations...

...Assessment Four modules will be taken: Unit 1 Identity, Rights and Responsibilities - worth 20% of the A level marks Unit 2 Democracy, Active Citizenship...

...achievements in art and literature. From ancient times right through to the present day artists, poets and dramatists have derived inspiration from...

...to Computing and ICT students. Teaching and Learning Styles Normally two theory and two practical lessons each week. Practical lessons include programming basics...

...both 1 hour 30 minutes long. Paper 1 is the foundation unit containing questions about how to recognise good and bad arguments and how to interpret reasoning and evidence...

...two practical lessons per week The many aspects of the course mean that activities vary considerably Extra-Curricular Activities There are many opportunities...

...Assessment Assessment is through coursework, practical and written examinations. Progression Opportunities Many students go on to study Drama and Theatre...

...to students who are seeking a relevant and intellectually stimulating subject. Economists investigate not only issues such as unemployment, economic growth and development...

...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...

...Assessment AS and A2 are each assessed through one coursework module and one end of year examination (see Course Guide for more details). Progression Opportunities...

...English Language and Literature? This combined course is suitable for students who enjoy the study of both Language and Literature. If you are more interested...

...interpretation and analytical skills and the ability to form critical viewpoints and ideas. Resources and Facilities Comfortable seminar style rooms Active... Learn about: Communication Training, Creative Writing, English Literature...

...World Cinema, Spectatorship, Exploring Film Form, Film Research and Creative Projects. Film. A Level Film Studies Why choose Film Studies? This course...

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

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

...food retailing and marketing. Lessons will involve a vast amount of practical work, including experimental and practical food skills. This subject combines...

...French is the most widely taught modern language both nationally and also at the College. Its importance is reflected locally, with an increasing number...