Brighton, Hove & Sussex Sixth Form College courses

...it for anyone who has grade D or E. What is the course content? This one-year revision course is modular designed for post-16 students. Although the actual...

...have gained employment in the media industries. What is the course content? AS Level The AS Level is divided into two units: Unit 1: MS1 Media Representations...

...You will be given the understanding to enable the assembly of your own music production setup. Entry Requirements The course has no formal entry qualification...

...to work with top professional musicians who have included: Glyndebourne Touring Opera, The Hanover Band, English National Opera, Brighton Jazz...

...however if a student has not taken it there are classes available leading up to Grade 5 examination and beyond. Other information There are many facilities...

...an up to date working log of your development as well as intermittent skills. Is this subject right for me? Are you willing to explore new ideas and take risks?...

...The Value of Art Assessment One written paper (1 hour 30 minutes) for each module Each paper is 50% of total AS marks AS is 50% of total A Level marks A2 Philosophyâ€"...

...to support and positive criticism? Photography is a means of communicating in a visual way. It can challenge the way we think about the world...

...s performance as well as through written examination in three different areas? Studying PE at AS Level can be a useful 'stepping stone' towards a career in the Leisure Industry...

...(Internal assessment of an experiment) There are two written exams: Unit 4 in January and Unit 5 in June. How is the course assessed? AS Level...

...Other Information You will see the political process in action. Groups in recent years have visited Parliament and 10 Downing Street as well as party conferences...

...AS Level (Year 1) At AS, candidates will develop a broad knowledge and understanding of the core areas of psychology (social, cognitive, developmental...

...You will also present your research to the assessors and peers and answer their questions. There is no written exam, and the course ends before A level study leave...

...You will study a range of topics to understand the science behind an issue and then discuss the ethics or environmental considerations arising from the topic...

...and produce a research report into a topical scientific issue. In the second year you will use reasoned debate to demonstrate and apply your knowledge...

...which incorporates another relevant A Level subject such as Sociology, Psychology, Law or Politics. What is the course content? â€OEDiplomas provide flexibility...

...How is the course assessed? As with most A Level subjects in the Humanities and Social Science, from 2008, the subject will be assessed through 4 exams...

...is aimed primarily at students who are taking an advanced programme. You are expected to have an interest in languages and a commitment to hard...

...Four GCSE grades at C or above in at least three different subjects. What qualification will I get? A successful students will receive a BTEC Award...

...they include: Basketballâ€"The course is run by Phil Waghorn, who is the former Brighton Bears coach and is now working with the Great Britain Men†s Team...