The College of Richard Collyer courses

...to ensure the full understanding of many new concepts. Students will perform role plays to understand the needs of customers and be able to perform calculations...

...day through the study of their material remains. It encourages economic and social awareness as well providing scope for interaction with the environment...

...dyed, printed textiles, fine art textiles and fashion. It encompasses traditional handcrafts and computer-aided technology, also the use of natural...

...recognising the constraints of moral, social, cultural, environmental and legal issues. It should be noted that this is an Art based approach to graphic design...

...career paths can be as diverse as fashion design, animation, graphic design, architecture, museum administration and a place within the Fine Art world...

...Foundation Course in Art and Design after A Levels. Subject modules and assessment Unit 1 - Coursework. A variety of set and personal projects...

...technical and expressive skills, as well as aesthetic understanding and critical judgement. Each piece of work builds upon the knowledge, understanding...

...Foundation Course in Art and Design after A Levels. Subject modules and assessment Unit 1 - Coursework. A variety of set and personal projects...

...two years and two examination projects taken at the end of each year. These projects cover an exciting variety of subjects, skills and approaches introduced...

...Collyer's or onto the National Diploma in Art and Design at another college. Subject modules and assessment Unit 1: Core unit exploring 2D and 3D communication...

...those who have a general interest in health and fitness. It is an ideal course to run alongside BTEC Sport but is also available to any Collyers student...

...A mixture of learning styles will be employed, including the use of videos, projector presentations, class discussion, practical experimentation... Learn about: Cellular Biology, Animal Nutrition, Animal Biology...

...Group work, direct research and presentations also form part of the learning experience as students are developing real business and academic skills...

...them to 'real' business situations. Students will need to be interested in how modern firms organise themselves, develop their products and services...

...If any of the above issues are of interest to you, then Business Studies is a course that you should consider. The course uses the real-life business events... Learn about: Business Industry, Business skills, Business strategies...

...Equally the science student may want an appreciation of how business might affect him/her when they begin their career. There are no restrictions to entry however...

...of developing and manufacturing new drugs, medicines and special materials needed for the new technologies. AS and A Level Chemistry is suitable for students... Learn about: Veterinary Medicine, Animal Care, Veterinary science...

...increasingly so as green issues become more important along with meeting the challenge of developing and manufacturing new drugs, medicines and special...

...people get their just deserts? How can people challenge the power of government or Trans-National Corporations? If you are interested in asking questions like these...

...with History, with Art, Theatre Studies etc, but can equally well be taken as a contrast to other subjects such as Maths or Physics. Students studying...