Barnsley College courses

...Uniformed Public Services Employment. Public Services Skills. Uniformed Public Services Fitness. Law and its Impact on the Individual. Crime and its Effects on Society...

...Expeditions · Crime and its Effects on Society · Command and Control in the Uniformed Public Services · The Planning for and Management of Major Incidents...

...for Emergency Situations Progression This qualification is designed to enable candidates to enter careers within administrative, professional or management...

...e2e is a personalised programme with no set duration. Course Content e2e is made up of 3 parts: Vocational, Social Skills and English and Maths...

...and internal assessment of investigative and practical skills. Course Content: (Year 2). Populations and Environment. Control in Cells and in Organisms...

...the ways in which chemistry can help minimise environmental pollution & maximise our use of. CHEMISTRY A LEVEL Course Level : Level 3 Length of Course...

...The Living Environment Conservation Ecological relationships. The Physical Environment Atmospheric gases, water and mineral nutrients Human exploitation...

...Assessment is by examination and internal assessment of practical skills Course Content: (Year 2) · Newtonian World: Newton Progression...

...The Mix is a flexible programme for 16-18 year olds that gives you the opportunity to try different things at Entry Level or Level 1. Try any of the following ten areas...

...consider the nature of past societies, human achievements, ritual practice, hidden codes. ARCHAEOLOGY A LEVEL Course Level : Level 3 Length of Course...

...aspects of our world (education, theatre, art, architecture, democracy, law. CLASSICAL CIVILISATION A LEVEL Course Level : Level 3 Length of Course...

...Course Content: (Year 1) The AS Geography course is divided into two sections - Physical & Human Geography. In Physical Geography a core unit on Rivers...

...looking at the Russian revolution and the development of the new communist state. It also covers the period from 1924 to 1953 which saw Joseph Stalin Progression...

...course and students will then be helped to research and write their personal study. Progression...

...Cognitive, Developmental, Physiological, Social and the Psychology of Individual Differences 15 Core Studies introducing significant findings in Psychology...

...· What are my rights and responsibilities? · How are my rights protected? · Who can make a difference? · How can I make a difference? · Active Citizenship...

...Sociology of health; Sociology of religion; Sociology of youth. This unit explores the influences of these themes on the attitudes, values and social experiences...

...factors that support and inhibit communication; communication skills; theories of communication. Portfolio building. Promoting Good Health: models of health and well-being...

...to International Hospitality and Business Management. Alternatively, some students choose to enter the Sport, Leisure, Health and/or Fitness sector...

...Analysis and Evaluation of Physical Activity as a Performer and/or in an Adopted Role/s (Practical Coursework): · Ability as a Performer, Official or Leader...