A Level in Worcestershire

...and Learning Styles A variety of teaching and learning strategies are employed including lectures, discussion, debates, role-play activities...

...to study a degree at university. A large number of these will study subjects closely associated with technology such as Engineering and Electronics...

...historical and psychological issues which shape the ways we think, speak and write. Expect. A Level English Language Why choose English Language?...

...Unit 1 covers the study of how people speak in real life and how writers try to capture this in novels, plays and scripts. In unit 2 you will study a modern novel...

...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: English Literature, Communication Skills, Literature Study...

...year olds under BBFC guidelines. Resources and Facilities Wide range of DVDs, videos and background books in the Learning Resources Centre. Teaching...

...Fine Art is about Making Looking at Thinking about Feeling about Knowing about Responding to Resources and Facilities We believe in a broad approach...

...(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...

...of subjects including leisure activities, the world of work and aspects of contemporary society Weekly lesson with French native speaker Extra-Curricular...

...It is looked on very favourably by the top universities. AS/A Level Further Mathematicss Why choose Further Mathematics? The study of Further 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...

...Teaching and Learning Styles We encourage enquiry-based learning with an emphasis on fieldwork. The AS course is likely to involve rivers fieldwork...

...Whatever your reason, you will be choosing a subject that is new and very different to the others you will be studying. Teaching and Learning Styles Conventional lessons...

...to normal teaching Extra-Curricular Activities Students are encouraged to take part in both of the two exchanges offered. We currently have two partner...

...Why choose Graphics? Graphic Design is concerned with producing images and arranging written and visual information for print. Students learn to experiment...

...debates and giving presentations. IMPORTANT - This course can be studied to achieve the Single AS/A2 (one AS or one A level) and/or the Double AS/A2 Award...

...collection of videos and DVDs on history topics Assessment AS/A2 Modern History is assessed by two modular exams at the end of Year 1 and by one modular...

...Maths and Technology. AS or A2 ICT (this page) is a useful course for anybody who will be using computers at any time. It combines well with any other subject...

...and the ability to appreciate the rich culture of Italy through its music, art and cuisine. Extra-curricular Activities There is an exchange with a school in Italy...