Bexhill College courses

...Visitor Attractions, Conference Centres, Hotels, Transport Operators or Travel Agencies... 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...

...the development of critical skills. It also enables students to understand and appreciate beliefs and practices that are different from their...

...requirements for AS and preferably a C or above in English and Science. Course content A Level Psychology is an ideal course for someone who is interested...

...makes up the remaining 40%. A2 is assessed by a 2 hour 30mins exam Sport Psychology, Historical Studies in PE, and Exercise and Sport Physiology... 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...

...a popular choice at university and is an obvious opening to careers within the media. Are There Any Special Expenses? Trips are an integral part of...

...with questions of varying length and difficulty. These are taken at various points during the course, and each module carries equal weighting towards the final award...

...varying length and difficulty. The C1 examination is a non-calculator paper. C1, C3 and M1 examinations are taken in January. What Could I Do Next?...

...You should have a good standard of written English to at least GCSE grade C (or equivalent) alongside the standard qualifications for advanced study...

...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...

...In addition, you will assess British foreign policy in regards to the loss of the Empire and its relationship both to Europe and the USA. The coursework...

...Throughout the year you will be given instruction on how other designers and artists have produced work so as to enable you to appreciate the design process...

...A2 and AS Level Art can be considered an extension of GCSE, and will build on the skills and understanding you have already acquired. The courses are more demanding...

...Are There Any Special Expenses? Students are required to have their own scientific calculator and a set of geometrical instruments...

...You will look at costing, capital investment, budgeting and sources of finance as well as considering social accounting issues. Unit 3: Sources of finance...

...college entry requirements for A Level study. GCSE Sociology not required. Course content Sociology enables you to develop an understanding of the...

...physicists often find employment in commerce and banking. Are There Any Special Expenses? We will use an on-line resource containing lots of past exam papers...

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

...will need to be able to read music (not just tab) and have an appreciation for all styles of music. Keyboard skills would be advantageous. A short audition...