The College of Richard Collyer courses

...because they're pretty substantial and can take it - subjected to a great deal of intensive questioning and analysis (to find out how good or bad they really...

...St Leonard's Forest. There is no coursework for AS Level, Learning Styles Learning is based on structured lessons and student research. All lesson notes... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Scientific unit, Scientific investigation unit...

...Significant time is put into the viewing and deconstruction of key films. Students learn the basic technical principles of cinematography, editing...

...in the first year and progressing to World Cinema in the second year. As an analytical, essay based subject, students will be expected to produce thoughtful...

...in the first year and progressing to World Cinema in the second year. As an analytical, essay based subject, students will be expected to produce thoughtful...

...Good time management skills, an ability to work independently and enthusiasm for health and fitness... Learn about: Fitness Instructor, Government Funded Personal Fitness, Personal Fitness...

...to develop their own career-linked research paths Subject combinations and progression This subject combines well with all other courses and students...

...of the spoken and written forms of French; to help you develop critical insights into and contact with, the contemporary society, cultural background...

...The main aims are to help you communicate confidently, clearly and effectively in French through both the written and spoken word; to develop your understanding...

...weather, population and industry. Students can research topics such as Hazards, Development, Pollution and Leisure and Tourism. A synoptic unit covers...

...decision-making skills in an analysis exercise. Learning Styles A variety of learning styles is used from problem solving and fieldwork to discussions...

...Geology covers work done for Geography at GCSE and Science. Topics include earthquakes, hazards, volcanoes, glaciations, hydrology and rivers systems...

...A2 Level Module 2834 Palaeontology - 15% Module 2835 Petrology - 15% Module 2836 Geology skills - 10% Coursework - 10% . Entry Requirements GCSE additional...

...health and well-being, holidays) and family/relationships (friendships, marriage, partnerships). At A2 level activites are based on the following areas...

...listening and reading comprehension and a written essay. (A2 - 35%) Unit 4 - 15 minute oral exam in two parts with 20 minutes preparation...

...the activities of charismatic individuals such as Tony Blair, Margaret Thatcher, George Bush, Germaine Greer, Ian Paisley, Joseph Stalin and even Scar out of The Lion...

...OCR - Syllabus: AS Level (3817), A Level (7817) About the subject The subject has a literary focus at advanced level, and the language study serves... Learn about: Language teaching, History of Philosophy, Greek history...

...and Social Care have diverse academic backgrounds and a range of different interests and abilities. The new syllabus covers a number of core subject areas... Learn about: Communication Skills, Social care, Child Development...

...equivalent to an A level 2 A levels - 12 unit course over two years equivalent to two A levels For each course the mode of assessment is: 33% external...

...community work and the running of a major sports event Entry Requirements Sports Leaders must be 18 years or older on completion of the award and it...