Cardinal Newman College courses

...Our Textiles course has been rated "best in the country" for two consecutive years and students enjoy excellent facilities all based within the inspiring...

...Molecules · Food and Health Units studied in the second year are: · Communication · Homeostasis and Energy Control · Genomes and Environment Your practical...

...who like to analyse the key business issues they see around them. Advanced Extension Awards Advanced Extension Awards (AEA) are available in Business...

...subject areas and can be studied individually or as a package. There is very little common material, although some ideas may be studied from different perspectives...

...curiosity about the workings of the real world. Students are required to understand and apply economic models logically to interpret events in the...

...their knowledge to unfamiliar problems. In lessons students will sometimes work in small teams but frequently on their own. They will learn how to...

...celebrity etc · Look at topics such as feminism, Marxism, post-colonialism and postmodernism in order to analyse how society's values and beliefs help...

...with ICT · Security issues Which will I enjoy the most? For either course having a logical approach will be very helpful. In Computing you will study software...

...Beach Birds, Cunningham, 1991). Here you will be asked to write about dance in an informed way, analysing key features and historical context...

...basis for progression to a wide range of Art & Design in Media degree courses available at local and national higher education institutions...

...· Unit 4: Theatre Text in Context You will study one play from the point of view of a director and will explore the text in both a practical and academic...

...how our accents and dialects change according to our background, but also how our gender, occupation or status influence how we use English...

...It requires you to study two poets and a play and explore the writer's techniques, commenting on characters, themes and ideas. You will be able to...

...typically 65% grades A and B and 100% pass rate and there are three distinct syllabuses to choose from. While all three courses give you the chance...

...and understanding of cinema. Central to the subject is the study of film as an audio-visual medium. It differs from Media Studies not only because of...

...including foreign exchanges and cultural visits, day conferences dealing with aspects of language study, email exchanges and other projects...

...What is Geography? Most students will be familiar with Geography from their high school studies. A Level Geography offers students the opportunity...

...This qualification would suit students who prefer coursework rather than externally assessed exams...

...Assessment is through a variety of practical, written and timed tasks; there are no written exams. It is important that you are well organised...

...is equivalent to two A Levels and is ideal for students who wish to pursue a range of careers, including: physiotherapy, occupational therapy...