Cambridge college courses

... world class veterinary and biomedical research. Succeeding as a veterinary surgeon requires many skills – scientific, practical, clinical, financial and social – and the Cambridge course is designed to develop these skills. A major strength of the Cambridge course is the extensive use of practical... Learn about: Skills and Training, Problem Solving, Communication Skills...

... of graphical calculators, which you are allowed to use in the examination. These are available to purchase from the college shop. Although the algebra in...

...Job opportunities after this course: Completion of year one of this programme would give the learner an OCR Cambridge Technicals Level 3 Introductory Diploma in Art and Design. Progression could be onto the OCR Level 3 Extended Diploma in Art and Design, into employment or an Apprenticeship... Learn about: Art design...

.... After teaching English in Spain for two years he moved to Cambridge, where he has been teaching Spanish to adults. Apart from teaching Spanish, he has also worked...

...Progression could be into employment or an Apprenticeship. You will have exposure to a range of practical activities through workshops, rehearsals...

... he moved to Cambridge, where he has been teaching Spanish to adults. Apart from teaching Spanish, he has also worked as alanguage assistant and oral examiner...

...Progression could be onto the Level 3 OCR Extended Diploma in Performing Arts, into employment or an Apprenticeship. You will have exposure to a range...

... where French is spoken. Your Tutor Patrick De Backer is a graduate of Queens' College Cambridge. He studied politics in Paris and completed a...

...Job opportunities after this course: Progression after this programme could be to an OCR Cambridge Technicals Level 3 Introductory Diploma in Music, Production or Performing Arts. You will have exposure to a range of practical activities through workshops, rehearsals, performances and... Learn about: Music Production...

... of being able to produce your own work; l are organised and committed. Photography will take up time outside college; l prefer a practical approach...

... at Hills Road: · Lots of discussions and debates. · Annual tour of Eton College culminating in a discussion with Eton students or participation in a country...

... involving Mathematics after college, and should be taken by students committed to studying Mathematics for two years. Students considering this as a fourth...

.... Recent commissions included: 3 sculptures for Sawston Village College; design and development of a playground in Hackney, East London. As well as working...

...This topic introduces you to organic chemistry and the energy changes in chemical reactions. Assessment: is a written exam of 1 hour and 15 minutes (30%)...

... at Cambridge University. She is an experienced translator and an accredited teacher and examiner of French at GCSE and A level. She has over 15 years experience...

...people in the same country, and the actions governments can take to correct this market failure. Assessment: 1½ hour exam (50%) The National and International...

... from Brescia, near the lake of Garda in northern Italy, and studied Sociolinguistics in Milan. In 1972 she moved to Cambridge, where since the mid-seventies...

...using logic gates to store digital information as used in a computer. You will also use logic gates to build circuits which count. These could be...

...Half term: Please note that there are no classes during half term Monday 15th - Friday 19th February 2010 unless otherwise stated...

...the study of an author and a director from a French-speaking country Assessment: Unit 3: listening, reading and writing - 2½ hour written paper (70%)...