Cheadle & Marple Sixth Form College courses

...part in discussion and presentations. How you will be assessed You will be continually assessed throughout the course, submitting two portfolios for each level...

...aspects to the course which include; evaluation of your projects, annotation of your photographs and writing about the work of other photographers...

...Physical Education is all about you in sport and PE - balanced, active and healthy lifestyles, participation, young people and performance as an elite athlete...

...Principles and concepts across different areas of Physical Education Historical Studies Sports Psychology Exercise and Sport Physiology Unit...

...of electromagnetic waves and quantum behaviour of photons and electrons, space, time and motiondevelops mechanics and vectors. Unit Three Physics in Practice...

...by building on the concepts of How Science Works that are introduced at GCSE. AS Level (year one) Unit One Physics in Action- communicationis about electric circuits and sensors...

...Physics is the most fundamental science as it tries to explain everything from the very smallest particles to the universe itself. It can be used to explain...

...be encouraged to think like a designer, and for yourself. Product Design GCE Art and Design (Marple) 3D DESIGN PRODUCT DESIGN (GCE Art and Design)... Learn about: Product Design...

...experimental and non-experimental methods, representing data, descriptive statistics and ethics. A Level (year two) Unit Three This compulsory topic...

...You will learn about the assumptions, therapies and theories of each approach and how to compare and contrast them. Unit Two You will study classic research...

...as well as lectures and individual research. You will also carry out an empirical study of your own and give short presentations. You will build on...

...but entry to any arts or humanities course can be gained with an RS A Level. Just look at the career paths of some of our most recent students...

...you will critically study: Ethical theories including Natural Law, Kantian Ethics, situation ethics, Utilitarianism and religious ethics. How the ethical...

...and one longer (min 120 words) writing task. Internal Assessment: Individual oral (15%): based on a presentation linked to one of the course topics...

...Health and Development units. Your course will encourage you to use personal, learning and thinking skills which will be valuable for either further study or employment...

...field and have a real passion for their subject areas. How you will be assessed You will produce coursework assignments throughout the course with one examined assignment...

...Maths and IT are also key to this programme. What you can do after this course The Diploma has been designed to help you explore the many different sectors...

...peer groups, education, the media and belief systems. Sociology also explores why people behave in different ways. For example, why some people commit...

...sociological theory and methods and the study of crime and deviance. How you will learn Your learning experience will include discussion...

...Spanish is the study of the language and culture of Spain and the Spanish-speaking world. During the course, you will build up your confidence and competence...