Bexhill College courses

...You will collate two thirds of your work in a portfolio. Travel and Tourism AS/A2 Entry Requirements You will need to have an interest in travel and tourism... Learn about: Full Time, Travel and Tourism...

...through a combination of coursework and written exams. Units 1& 3, two hour written papers. Are There Any Special Expenses? You will need to buy samples for a technical...

...degrees in any humanities subject. It is an especially good A Level for those who want a career working in public service, business or in the community...

...However specific careers in psychology, for example Clinical Psychologist or Educational Psychologist, usually require some form of post graduate training...

...Year 2. Psychology of sport. Historical studies in physical education. Exercise. Physical Education AS/A2 Entry Requirements Five GCSEs at grade C or above... Learn about: Full Time...

...Year 2 If you are successful in your AS year you can progress to A2 which will enable you to develop your skills further. You will produce more coursework...

...Unit 2: Media Production Processes This unit is designed to demonstrate knowledge, understanding, and skills in media production processes through...

...Differentiation and Integration. 3 different Applications Modules - see below for more details. During the two years the following applications modules are studied...

...The first part of the course will be the Foundations of Advanced Mathematics. As the title suggests, this is a bridging course between GCSE and AS Level...

...travel costs for trips and entrance fees to conferences may be incurred...

...for 70% of your marks for the year. The speaking test as in year one, lasts for 15 minutes and goes towards 30% of your marks for the year. What Could I Do Next?...

...Assessment will take the form of document response and essay writing under exam conditions together with one coursework assignment in the Second...

...At the end of the AS year you will take a practical exam in which you have to produce a solution to a question under exam conditions. A2: Year 2 If...

...mounted boards with related contextual studies and final pieces. Unit 2: Controlled Assignment (5 hours) - In response to set questions, you will research...

...graphical representation, geometry, powers, roots, fractions, sequences, functions, transformations, co-ordinates and measures. Unit 3: Number and algebra/Shape...

...figures and the manipulation of them and therefore a grade C in GCSE Maths is seen as the minimum to start the course. Course content The aim of the course...

...How Will I Be Assessed? Unit 1: Culture and Identity. 1 hr paper: 40% of AS mark / 20% of A Level. Unit 2: Education / Sociological Methods...

...but you must show commitment. Physics should not be undertaken half-heartedly. High grades can be obtained if you are diligent and use reasoning rather than rote learning...

...Students will be required to: 1. Outline philosophical arguments. 2. Analyse, evaluate and criticise philosophical arguments. What Could I Do Next?...

...skills are all key components assessed through the practical work carried out. Unit 2: Listening & Analysing This unit provides students with an opportunity...