A Level in Worcestershire

...inequality, pollution, international trade, membership of the European Union but also how firms decide on prices and output levels. By the end of the course...

...for students intending careers in engineering and computing but this course also. A Level Electronics Why choose Electronics? Electronics transformed...

...will enable you to use language effectively, to learn about the structures and functions of the language we use, and to become aware of the social...

...of your own fiction and non-fiction writing. Progression Opportunities This course enables you to go on to study English or related subjects at university...

...and the ability to form critical viewpoints and ideas. A Level English Literature Why choose English Literature? This course offers an invitation to discover human experience... 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...

...work with in College and at home. This cuts down on frustrating searches for such things as masking tape or a very big/small paint brush. The College...

...There are a wide range of relevant books and periodicals within the department and students have access to computers. Students will be able to develop skills in research...

...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...

...Resources and Facilities 18 place Sanako language centre with audio, IT and video facilities Computers with Internet links Data projectors in all rooms...

...entrance and by several of the top universities Who should consider Further Mathematics? Firstly, students need to be good at Mathematics, gaining at least an A grade at...

...ensure that you understand the topics covered and enjoy the learning experience. Assessment There are two modules for AS and two at A2 under the broad headings of Space...

...Which people live the longest and why? If any of these questions interest. A Level Geography Why choose Geography? Where is the most hazardous place on earth?...

...to learn to identify your specimens. Whatever your reason, you will be. A Level Geology Why choose Geology? You may choose to study Geology because...

...the lesson A wide variety of subjects including leisure activities, the world of work and aspects of contemporary society Weekly oral lesson in addition...

...and galleries for research purposes, and other visits are concerned with drawing and photographing for practical projects Assessment Two units are taken at AS level...

...(two ASs or A levels). Please note you can also do one A level or one and a half A levels in a year in Health & Social...

...born is to remain a child forever. The study of what happened in the past is vital to our understanding of the present. The two A/AS level History courses...

...Why choose ICT? There is a vast range of career possibilities now available in the fields of ICT (Information and Communications Technology)...

...A knowledge of Italian increases the opportunities for work and travel abroad. Note that Italian is also available as a one-year GCSE course for beginners...