Cheadle & Marple Sixth Form College courses

...Standard college entry criteria for I.B., normally 6 GCSEs at Grade B or above in appropriate subjects. What students say about the I.B. The...

...and complete components in Theory of Knowledge, Creativity Action Service and an Extended Essay. Course overview IB Standard Level English offers you...

...and non-literary contexts, and speech. You will also write a piece of your own work, based on the study of non-fiction writing. Unit Four: Comparative...

...based on the study of the set text. Unit Two: Analysing Speech and its Representation In the first section of the unit you will compare a wide range...

...advertising, the language of the classroom and how language can be a struggle for control. Unit Two This is the creative writing coursework unit where...

...and how we first learn language are only part of the subject. You could be scripting for radio, writing magazine articles, investigating gender or the language of the internet...

...and examinations (60%). The whole course is completed in one year and it complements all subjects, courses and situations. Special entry requirements You will...

...publishing, advertising and the arts. Exam results are above the national average. There are lots of trips not only to the theatre, but also cultural trips abroad...

...Unit Two - The Physical Environment - atmospheric gases, water and mineral nutrients human exploitation and management of physical resources to provide...

...and the scientific processes that control and affect it. The central theme is the development of an understanding of how different events and cycles within...

...A grade B or above in Science and Geography/Geology if you have taken these. What students say about the I.B. The I.B. is challenging yet great fun...

...Essential Skills (OCR) ESSENTIAL SKILLS (OCR) Campus: Cheadle and Marple (15.09.08) Course outline The compulsory Essential Skills programme is designed...

...A presentation in which you discuss the technical features of a short film clip, and the effects the director creates by using these. (25%) Independent Study...

...You will learn how to read a film, initially using popular examples from Hollywood. You will gradually widen your experience of film until, in the second...

...Performing Arts, History, Psychology, Art and Sociology. You may go on trips and courses to local cinemas in Manchester, where visiting experts and those...

...reliable and have some ability in the game. After the interview stage and the choice of a provisional main programme of study (AS Levels or BTEC...

...for AS Level Mathematics next year you must have achieved at least a grade C at GCSE. How you will learn Lessons are usually teacher led and could involve investigation...

...You will develop your ability to understand and respond to French-language texts and recordings on a range of subjects, generally drawn from the media...

...Topics include questions of current interest such as immigration, social issues, the environment, etc. You will also study literature and civilisation...

...Further pure and applied units extend mathematical methods learnt in AS and A level Maths. Pure Maths provides methods involving complex and matrix algebra...