Barton Peveril College courses

...the leisure industry, recreational management, the health and fitness industry and professional sport. Subject Combinations This syllabus relates...

...study in depth the work of more than one photographer. Preparatory work is presented in the form of a sketchbook. Final pieces are mounted separately...

...and whether we see the world as it really is, or whether our minds and language shape the world we see. It will also consider whether any of our ideas can be said to be...

...between Music Technology and IT, Physics and Electronics, making combinations of these subjects highly complementary. Entry Requirements 5 GCSE...

...which an Art and Design background is relevant. The skills you will develop will be. Art and Design (Fine Art) The art course mainly focuses on two-dimensional media...

...AS year to include the detection and correction of errors, final account adjustments and looking at different types of business entity including sole trader...

...requirement for A level/AS level or do not feel that they can devote the time allocation to an A level/AS level in mathematics. The aim of each free standing...

...and builds on the AS Human Biology. It also consists of three units. Unit 4 Energy, Reproduction and Populations This unit will provide you with the knowledge... Learn about: Human Biology...

...The average GCSE grade needs to be C or above...

...However, its basic entry requirement for AS level is 5 GCSEs at Grade A*-C, to include Mathematics and a B grade in English Language...

...How does culture affect me and the way I communicate? What does my cultural consumption say about me? What are the culture industries, who runs them and...

...offering classroom-based 'assessment for learning' and demand-led external testing, throughout the year. Each of the four skills, listening...

...programme in Travel and Tourism. Being a vocational course there is a focus on gaining practical skills, such as report writing, customer service and presentation...

...and running of sporting and recreational activities for 'community' groups. A logbook will be kept and completed by each candidate signed by the Course Director...

...· Use basic teaching aids (OHP, Language Lab, Computers etc) · Teach language skills (speaking, listening, reading, writing) · Present and practise language...

...forms The basic points of grammar are quite simple. And also did you know that Spanish . . . Is spoken in 23 countries Is the third most spoken language...

...This course is designed for students who need a GCSE Level 2 Science qualification for their future careers, but did not achieve this at school...

...of texts and to their contexts. Students must enjoy reading. English Literature This academic subject aims to encourage students to develop their interest...

...good practice in cabin crewing by working towards national standards and to provide a basis for further study and motivation towards career development...

...When the course is completed, students will have acquired a vocabulary of 800 or so signs. At the end of the course candidates should be able...