Barnsley College courses

...on Society · Land Navigation by Map and Compas Progression This qualification is designed to offer candidates the opportunity to develop skills...

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

...Reading & Navigation across Open Country · Demonstrate an Understanding of Current Affairs · Assist in Planning and Leading Adventurous Activities · Prepare...

...· ICT skills · Social skills · Job search and interview skills. You will also have the chance to do other activities like: · Duke of Edinburgh Award ·...

...after successfully completing Year 1, you will be awarded a full A level after successfully completing Year 2) Course Content Course Content...

...the ways in which chemistry can help minimise environmental pollution & maximise our use of resources. Practical skills: Set experimental tasks are carried...

...and management of physical resources. Progression. Contacts. For more information please contact Student Services on (01226) 216 267 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES...

...Assessment is by examination and internal assessment of practical. PHYSICS A LEVEL Course Level : Level 3 Length of Course : 2 years (you gain an AS level...

...Entry Level Certificate in Skills for Working Life Or · BTEC Level 1 Certificate/Diploma in Vocational Studies plus · City and Guilds Certificate in Adult...

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

...Course Content: (Year 1) A study of the history, literature and lifestyles of Ancient Greece and Rome. You will have the chance to look at an earlier period...

...after successfully completing Year 1, you will be awarded a full A level after successfully completing Year 2) Course Content Course Content...

...216 267 HISTORY MODERN A LEVEL Course Level : Level 3 Length of Course : 2 years (you gain an AS level after successfully completing Year...

...Course Content: (Year 1) Unit One covers the Wars of the Roses in England between 1455 and 1485, examining the conflicts that saw the Yorkist Edward...

...Core Studies introducing significant findings in Psychology Psychological key themes such as: Ethics - The potential impact of psychological research on participants is considered...

...How can I make a difference? Active Citizenship Skills and Participation. Progression. Contacts. For more information please contact Student Services on (01226)...

...the course and explores the core themes in sociology such as power, social inequality, culture and identity. Progression...

...in meeting individual needs and how the multi-disciplinary team supports this. Anatomy and Physiology in Practice (Externally Assessed): The functions...

...Sport in Society. Rules, Regulations and Officiating in Sport. Training and Fitness. Practical Individual Sports. Leadership in Sport. Instructing Physical Activity and Exercise...

...· Arousal · Controlling Anxiety · Aggression · Confidence · Attribution Theory · Group Success · Leadership Evaluating Contemporary Influences...