Cheadle & Marple Sixth Form College courses

...a performance, a piece of art, a short film or even a CD or DVD. The Extended Project is increasingly valued by universities, many of which are starting...

...Will there be coursework? You will be required to produce a Portfolio of your work to reflect your competence in the range of skills identified...

...printing, sculpture, ceramics, textiles, design and looking at the work of other artists. Throughout the course you will be encouraged to be as creative as possible...

...How you will learn This will happen through various means of tuition. Teaching will be at group level and one-to-one level with staff providing support...

...and how cells control their activities using the genome. The medical and technological applications of sequencing and manipulation of DNA are covered...

...3 is a practical skills unit worth 20% Unit 4 is assessed by a 1.5 hour exam Unit 5 is assessed by a 2.25 hour exam Unit 6 is a practical skills unit worth10%...

...Genetics, Evolution, Environment, Controlling Disease and Microbiology. You will develop experimental and investigative skills and develop an understanding...

...Cheadle and Marple (12.02.09) Biology IB (Higher and Standard Level) BIOLOGY (HL/SL) International Baccalaureate Campus: Cheadle and Marple (12.02...

...about Business and ICT and for those students who enjoy coursework assessment as opposed to exam based assessment. Special entry requirements No formal...

...are interested in and want to learn more about: current business practice and how businesses make decisions functions of business organisations such as finance...

...Cheadle and Marple (25.02.09) Business and Management IB (Higher and Standard Level) BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT (HL/SL) International Baccalaureate Campus...

...How you will be assessed All assessment is coursework based . Students produce a portfolio of work that is internally and externally assessed...

...organise and interpret information to produce a portfolio of work. The ability to work independently and to meet deadlines. How you will learn Well-qualified...

...How you will be assessed The assessment style is designed to help you progress in your knowledge and skills. At AS the examinations are based upon...

...What the students say To experience just what cabin crew training is like was a fantastic opportunity. I now have a real insight into the role of cabin crew members...

...is expected to cost approximately 450 per student. A one day optional training course will be offered at an additional cost of 25 per student...

...skills would be an advantage Commitment to the subject An ability to meet deadlines How you will learn Through individual, small groups and whole class activities...

...results A Level (year two) Unit Four: Kinetics, Equilibria and Organic Chemistry Acids and bases; nomenclature and Isomerism in organic chemistry...

...We aim to make your learning interesting, challenging and enjoyable most importantly, however, we want you to succeed in your study of this subject...

...and data processing In addition there are three optional topic areas at both levels: Modern analytical chemistry; Human biochemistry and Further organic...