Carrickfergus College courses

...handle a wide range of media and materials. develop their ideas using the visual language (e.g. colour, pattern, tone, form. etc.). practice processes and acquire skills...

...the outcomes must be two-dimensional or three-dimensional, one must be fine art and one must be design. How is AS work assessed? Two units of coursework (60%)...

...During the course pupils will also have the opportunity to visit local businesses. The subject gives the pupils the opportunity to develop their ICT skills in a business context...

...Pupils will develop skills, knowledge and understanding of business theory and procedures and will demonstrate their research and analytical skills through assignments...

...GCSE Financial Services This is a "learning by doing" hands-on course, which promotes enjoyment, motivation, high pupil achievement and develops their...

...Non-Fiction Persuasive Writing Unit 3: Drama Study of a play Stepping Up by Jane Liddiard Unit 4: Poetry Poetic Techniques Unit 5: Media Newspapers YEAR 10 ENGLISH Unit...

...relate texts to their social, cultural and historical contexts and literary traditions. Assessment: - Coursework: Coursework accounts for 30% of the total mark for...

...course consists of six modules taken over two years. Three units are taken in the first year of the course, leading to an Advanced Subsidiary qualification...

...Weather and Climate Have you ever wondered why it rains Why has Spain a warmer climate than Northern Ireland These are just some of the questions we answer in this topic...

...aid, fair trade are important aspects of this topic. Theme F: Settlement How have settlements changed and developed over time? What are towns and cities...

...Why Leisure & Tourism? Do you want to study a subject which is different, active and enjoyable? Do you want to study one subject worth two GCSE grades?...

...in which we live today! If you like people, you should like History But will it be any use to me when I'm older? Apart from being very interesting...

...as a caring unit Independant Living By understanding this area of study pupils understand the importance of becoming discerning consumers and effective...

...(Written & Practical) = 50% Final examination = 50% What can I do with my GCSE? Follow a career as a: Consumer Adviser Dietician Health Promotions Officer...

...Waiter Chef / Cook Fishmonger Restaurant Manager Bar Attendant Food Manufacturer...

...Visitor Youth Worker Play Group Leader Dental Hygienist Child Psychologist Dietician Children's Nurse Teacher Social Worker Speech Therapist Children's...

...them for adult and working life. 2. To use ICT as a means of enhancing learning in the delivery of all areas of the curriculum. 3. To help pupils acquire...

...ICT theory is taught throughout the course and this consists of: Hardware and software Information Systems Digital Communication Systems Applications Assigments...

...GCE Applied ICR (Single Award Vocational A-Level) This qualification provides students with essential skills, knowledge and understanding of ICT and develops...

...GCSE Modular Maths The Mathematics Department enter all pupils for a modular exam. This entails hard work during the 2-year course. There are three levels of entry...