Cardinal Newman College courses

...and passionate staff who contribute to our outstanding exam results! What is Textiles? It. Why should I study Textiles at Cardinal Newman College?...

...neuroscience, pharmacy, podiatry, nursing, dietetics, medicine, dentistry, food production and many more. The areas of opportunity are not limited to these however...

...Alternatively, the course can serve as a general introduction to the world of work. The A Level is assessed through exams and will appeal to those students...

...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...

...and affects all of us every day. The course covers topics such as: · Wages · Monopoly · Inflation · Unemployment · Foreign trade Specific units look at markets...

...programme which has included tours of Africa, Australia and Iceland in the last three years. Why should I study Chemistry at Cardinal Newman College?...

...your bedroom etc · Create a presentation piece composed of images and commentary based on your perceptions of the relationship between who you think...

...development in great depth. To help you understand the complex area of Computing you will study a wide range of topics, for example, binary arithmetic...

...use and impact of ICT in different contexts i) Solo choreography and performance ii) Performance in a duo/trio A further two units comprise the second year course...

...(first year) progresses on to A Level (second year) with further opportunities to pursue and develop your own portfolio towards entry onto higher education courses in Photography...

...Students will also study a second text from a specific period of theatre history and will watch a live performance of this play in order to compare...

...course looks at the many varieties of English that exist, both spoken and written. You'll look at how the English we speak differs according to our place in society...

...to write your own pieces, English Literature focuses on plays, poetry and novels, English Language looks at writing journalistic pieces, travel...

...If you're interested in both English Language and English Literature, you've got two choices - you can take them both separately as two A Levels...

...Film Studies will give you an excellent understanding of film techniques and the option of doing practical work to take with you to interviews...

...Lessons are enjoyable, varied and challenging. You will use all four modern language skills (listening, reading, writing and speaking) every week and...

...world cities, development and globalisation, contemporary conflicts and challenges. · Unit 4: Geographical Issues Evaluation Students will be assessed...

...Economics and Accounting and External Verifier for Applied Business, an examiner. BTEC National Diploma / BTEC National Certificate Why should I study...

...Science for example The skills gained on all our IT courses are useful for any higher education course and future employment...

...· Lifespan development · Health education · Physiological disorders · Personal and professional development - this unit involves at least 100 hours of...