A Level in Worcestershire

...Graphics or Textiles who wish to gain some experience in three-dimensional work AS/A Level Jewellery Why choose Jewellery? Most people wear some form... Learn about: Silver Jewellery Making, Quality Training, Jewellery Design...

...rooms with Internet access which are available to Law students. Teaching and Learning Styles A variety of activities, such as lectures, debates and...

...Higher Education course in Mathematics, Physics, Engineering or similar, would be advised to enrol in the Academy. The activities include: Extension lessons...

...those students who are determined to work in the media industry, after an appropriate degree. Assessment Four modules, two during the AS year and two...

...up to 4 sharps and 4 flats. Progression Opportunities Many universities offer degrees in music with a wide variety of specialisms including composition...

...Teaching and Learning Styles Students will find themselves engaged in a variety of activities from formal classes on analysis and historical context...

...floor Drama studio with lighting rig and sound facilities Recording studio and practice rooms Recently restored Steinway Grand Piano Teaching and Learning...

...(or both?). Philosophy is all about thinking clearly and critically and working out your own arguments on the biggest issues of our lives. You also...

...Art and Design you will need to produce a portfolio of work that demonstrates a. A Level Photography Why choose Photography? This course offers an opportunity...

...At A2 level in Module 3 a two and a half hour exam paper covers exercise and sport physiology, sports psychology, biomechanics and sports history...

...one of which (20%) is coursework. As well as testing practical skills this coursework also tests research and communication skills. There are a further...

...where these lie and who has these in the UK and the world at large. Politics links well with many other subjects, particularly History...

...and Learning Styles Products are designed, modelled and manufactured to a high standard A wide range of theory topics are covered to enable effective design... Learn about: Product Design...

...the effects of day care on children, eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia, as well as stress management strategies, are all areas of study...

...Religious Studies is open both to those with any kind of religious belief and to those with none. Course Content The course allows you to concentrate...

...Assessment One module in January One in the summer - nicely staggered! Assessment is via a combination of short questions based on source material...

...It is possible to study for GCSE, AS and A level. As a beginner it is possible to gain an A level at the end of the second year. Resources and Facilities...

...It is very much aimed at students who have previous experience in GCSE Art and Design and in drawing. Resources and Facilities A well-equipped Art...

...such as communication skills, independent research, working with a team and meeting deadlines. Travel and Tourism combines well with a range of AS levels...

...a wide range of stimulus material. Resources and Facilities All resources are current and valid, a must for this particular subject. Pictures...