A Level in Worcestershire

...Why choose Economics? Economics often appeals to students who are seeking a relevant and intellectually stimulating subject. Economists investigate...

...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...

...historical and regional variation. You will also have the opportunity to investigate a linguistic topic of your choice for a 3500 word coursework project...

...one of which is examined, the other coursework. You will be looking at a wide range of fiction and non-fiction texts, both written and spoken...

...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: Communication Skills, Communication Training, Creative Writing...

...Why choose Film Studies? This course is for anyone who loves the experience of cinema and endlessly discussing the films theyve seen. Film Studies provides...

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

...(60% of grade) plus one examination paper (short answer questions 40%) Progression Opportunities There are a huge range of Food courses to study at university...

...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...

...Why choose Further Mathematics? The study of Further Mathematics leads students deeper into Pure Mathematics and gives them more breadth in Applied Mathematics...

...Why choose General Studies? The course is interesting and varied and will allow you to broaden your studies and complement your other AS levels while developing...

...Why choose Geography? Where is the most hazardous place on earth? Why do children starve in a world of plenty? What will the outline of Britain look...

...are interested in earthquakes and volcanoes and want to know why they occur in some places and not others. You may like dinosaurs and fossils and...

...language will increase your opportunities of working in one of the German-speaking countries and Eastern Europe...

...usually Foundation courses which may be followed by a Graphics Degree, HND Graphics or Interactive or Electronic Media. Careers guidance is delivered throughout the course...

...The teachers are specialists in the areas of Nursing/Midwifery, Human Biology, Food and Nutrition, Child Care, Ethics, Social Policy, Psychology and Sociology...

...Why choose History? Not to know what took place before you were born is to remain a child forever. The study of what happened in the past is vital to...

...Many students have acquired jobs on the strength of their ICT skills...

...health, leisure activities, the world of work, the environment and Europe Weekly conversation lessons Assessment Four units to be taken, two at AS level and two at...