Cheadle & Marple Sixth Form College courses

...or Rebranding Places (human geography). A Level (year two) At A2 Levelyou will learn how the world is contested and develop practical research skills in your chosen...

...Exam results in the subject are above the national average and Geography goes very well with all the other AS and vocational subjects on offer...

...and in June this year we visited Iceland for the first time. This was a huge success which we hope to repeat in the future. How you will be assessed Assessment...

...minerals, rocks and fossils, develop investigative techniques and understand the impact of geology in environmental planning. Unit One Foundation Geology...

...You will be expected to give relevant and appropriate information on a topic of your choice, drawn from specified topic areas such as healthy and unhealthy lifestyles...

...a good opportunity to put the language into practice! Year 2 student Other useful information HE courses allow you to study German as part of a traditional...

...1 hour 30 minutes. Answer three short questions from a choice of five. Answer one essay question from a choice of two. Unit 4 Written exam: 1 hour 30 minutes...

...Health and Social Care (Level 1) HEALTH and SOCIAL CARE Level 1 National (OCR) Campus: Cheadle and Marple (02.12.08) Course outline This is an excellent...

...Some units are very practical and skills based, whilst others may involve research in the community. You will have two work placements, each lasting one...

...Health and Social Care (Level 3) HEALTH and SOCIAL CARE Level 3 National Certificate/ Diploma (OCR) Campus: Cheadle and Marple (02.12.08) Course outline...

...A Level (year two) Unit Three (exam) This unit introduces you to historical controversies. The unit focuses on the dramatic revolutionary changes in England...

...beliefs and society. You will study modern British political history from the end of the Second World War (1945) to the fall of Margaret Thatcher (1990)...

...emergence of Soviet State 1853-1924 European diplomacy and the First World War 1870-1923 Inter-war years conflict and co-operation 1919-1939 How you...

...What can I do with it? Students could then progress onto the CiDA, the full DiDA award or advanced level qualifications. Any other useful information?...

...acquire knowledge of information systems through practical experience, in using applications software in a structured way, to underpin theoretical understanding...

...no need to have studied ICT at school; although, a grade C in English Language is required. What the students say ICT is very challenging, but is...

...spreadsheets, databases and graphics packages. To complete these assignments you will need to collect information from a wide variety of sources including...

...opportunities including assignments, case studies and a work placement opportunity. How you will be assessed All six units require the creation of a portfolio of evidence...

...Other complementary subjects Present students take a range of very different AS subjects. You may select from Arts, Humanities and Science. What you...

...If you decide to take the AS level in Further Maths you will do 3 extra units. If you study for the full A level in Further Maths you will do an extra 6 units...