Cardinal Newman College courses

...What is Textiles? It involves all aspects of textile work and can include such diverse areas as printing or constructing your own fabrics through to making...

...specialising in their own particular area of interest. What exactly will I study? Units studied in the first year are: · Cells · Exchange and Transport...

...ideas with evidence and clear arguments. Will I enjoy this course? The A Level will appeal to anyone who is looking for a career in any form of management...

...What is Accounting? This modular course considers both financial and management accounting issues, from the preparation of final accounting statements...

...What is Economics? Economics is concerned with scarcity and choice of any kind, and affects all of us every day. The course covers topics such...

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

...is used within groups · Study different definitions of culture and how these definitions affect our experience of the world · Study different forms...

...Computing focuses on: · The technical side of how computers work · Monopoly · Computer architecture · Programming · Network systems Information & Communication...

...do not perform yourself Solo performance: you will present a solo which demonstrates understanding of a performance style linked to a specific practitioner...

...Careers in specific disciplines such as photography, illustration or graphic design, or the wider arena of gallery work, community arts and art or fashion marketing are available...

...giving everyone a chance to develop their individual skills. There are on average about twenty shows a year between September and June and whilst...

...language works to suit different audiences and purposes. The modules involved are: · Module One: which looks at how language works in a wide variety of texts...

...and a myriad other enrichment opportunities to enjoy. What skills will I need? for this course you'll need: · An English Language and English Literature...

...GCSE at grade 'C' or above · An interest in reading, discussing and analysing how words work in a wide variety of texts · An interest in creating texts...

...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...

...available for all language learners in the specialised languages learning area, which is equipped with satellite TV and PCs The department has a well qualified team of staff...

...results and are taught by teachers with passion and enthusiasm of for the subject. As well as up to date resources, you will hear speeches from visiting...

...different areas and career development opportunities. Will I enjoy this course? The students who would find this course enjoyable and interesting would...

...persistent when trying to solve problems and able to pay attention to detail. Meeting deadlines for tasks/assessments is of vital importance on this course...

...and the learner voice where students are empowered to be involved in the departmental planning and delivery. BTEC National Certificate This Level 3 course...