Bexhill College courses

...from A to E. What Could I Do Next? Successful completion of the course could allow progression to higher level courses such as HND or a degree... Learn about: Full Time, Travel and Tourism...

...What will I study? AS: Year 1. Unit 1: Materials, components and applications. Unit 2: Coursework design and make. A2: Year 2. Unit 3: Design and Manufacture...

...Course content Religious Studies is taught in a rigorous, academic way. It challenges students to think clearly, follow lines of reasoning and it encourages...

...In addition one mental disorder such as depression will be studied as well as further focus on designing and carrying out psychological research studies...

...Exercise and sports physiology. Performance and improvement through critical analysis. Practical assessment of one physical activity (playing/coaching/officiating)... Learn about: Full Time...

...and wanting to learn and develop your new skills. How Will I Be Assessed? AS: Year 1 In your AS year you will produce a series of projects which will reflect...

...Production This unit carries on from the skills acquired in the AS course it entails a research investigation, a production and an evaluation...

...Centres of mass, Work and energy and Collisions. Support may be available for independent study of M3. How Will I Be Assessed? Each module is assessed by a ninety minute examination...

...Differentiation and Integration. C2: Algebra & functions, Co-ordinate geometry, Sequences & series, Trigonometry, Exponentials and logarithms...

...Law is a much sought after subject which will help to develop a critical mind, problem-solving skills and an awareness of some of the more complex legal issues...

...reading and writing. This will account for 70% of your marks for the year. Then there is a 15 minute speaking test conducted with your teacher...

...Some of the principal events of the Twentieth Century constitute the framework for the Modern History course. AS: Year 1. You will study Russia from 1855-1917...

...We also ask students to pay for all computer printing costs...

...produce fully resolved art or design works. You will continue your involvement with artists and designers work through a related personal study...

...willing to work very hard over the eight weeks and remain in a Maths GCSE group until results are published in January. Course content This course...

...AS: Year 1. You will learn the fundamentals of record-keeping and the purposes, techniques and consequences of effective financial accounting...

...40% of AS mark / 20% of A Level Unit 2: Education / Sociological Methods 2 hr paper: 60% of AS mark / 40% of A Level Unit 3: Beliefs in Society 1 hr 30 min paper...

...with mark schemes and many other useful documents. Students will have to access a PC outside of the lesson and will be expected to print out homework documents...

...It helps students develop excellent critical skills and is challenging and enlightening. Philosophy is literally the love of wisdom! Unit...

...to study the styles most common in popular music. Students are required to study the development of popular music styles from 1910 through to the present...