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...

...offered in March. Extra-Curricular Activities A field day/week is offered for those students interested in ecology. Revision days for each...

...course enjoyable and satisfying. AS/A Level Business Studies Why choose Business Studies? Business Studies is an exciting, dynamic and ever changing subject...

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

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

...mythology and literature of Greece and Rome. Our finest architectural styles are derived from Greek temples, such as the Parthenon on the Acropolis of Athens...

...the more technical aspects of ICT. Whatever your IT background, if you have a desire to dig deeper into the internal workings of the computer then this is the course for...

...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...

...focusing on performance, choreography or analysis, whilst others combine it with another Arts subject for a joint degree. Each year some students seek employment in the industry...

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

...case studies and essay questions. Progression Opportunities Many students decide to study Economics at university either alone or combined with other subjects such as Maths/Statistics...

...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...

...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...

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

...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: Literature Study, Literature Analysis, Communication Training...

...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...

...We offer projects from a bank of themes and we provide you with the means whereby you can respond individually, develop observational and recording skills...

...marketing, packaging and distribution. The food business is one of the most. AS/A Level Food Technology Why choose Food Technology? Food Technology...

...which are able to use software linked to nutritional analysis. Teaching and Learning Styles Students will be taught by very well-qualified and experienced teachers...

...however, choose to continue their French studies because of a good GCSE grade, a successful exchange, family holidays to France or simply because they enjoy speaking the language...