Bexhill College courses

...Set works from the anthology provide the focus for much of the unit. It is recommended that students familiarise themselves with each work as a whole...

...information, knowledge and processing. Software and hardware components of an information system. Characteristics of standard applications software and application areas...

...in the fifteenth century. How Will I Be Assessed? Assessment will take the form of document evaluation and essay writing under exam conditions...

...How Will I Be Assessed? The course is examined in modules, three of which are for AS and a further three for A2. Assessment styles include coursework...

...Changing Human Environments. Population change. Settlement change. A2: Year 2. Geography AS/A2 Entry Requirements This course builds on what you have studied...

...demographics and poverty as well as provision and management of resources. The course covers. Food provision. Consumer rights and retailing...

...genre, editing, sound and cinematography. We will study mainstream films and independent alternatives to Hollywood to compare the different areas of cinema...

...Conservation and environmental ethics, social and economic factors, are all part of Environmental Studies. The course focuses on understanding the processes...

...motivation, enthusiasm and commitment. Course content If you enjoy reading, are excited by words and ideas, and have a real interest in humanity...

...capacity for clear argument and expression. AS: Year 1 Unit 1: You will be introduced to the principles of integrated literacy and linguistic analysis...

...on individuals and identity or societies as a whole, then this course will suit you. You will learn how to use knowledge and understanding to debate...

...Boolean algebra and Karnaugh mapping are used to analyse systems, so some mathematical skills are required. Analogue systems involve various applications...

...and evaluation in the study of various aspects of the subject especially in light of globalisation. Unit 3: Business Economics and Economic Efficiency...

...How Will I Be Assessed? Assessment includes: practical and written coursework; practical exams and a final written exam, in which students will be...

...perform and analyse solo and group dances; study various dance works in depth (which includes several observational theatre trips); and have an understanding...

...including GCSE English at C or above. Course content Critical Thinking is a form of reflective reasoning which analyses and evaluates information and arguments...

...In addition to the formal assessment, you will be assessed on a regular basis with homework and regular tests. What Could I Do Next? Many computer-related...

...vision of Rome against the challenge posed by the ambitions of Pompey, Julius. Classical Civilisation AS/A2 Entry Requirements No previous knowledge of this subject is necessary...

...Chemistry is essential for degrees in Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry, Physiotherapy and Veterinary Sciences. Studied together with non-science subjects...

...What Could I Do Next? Business related subjects have been one of the fastest growing and one of the largest areas of qualifications at Higher Education...