The College of Richard Collyer courses

...become as fluent with algebra as you would expect to be with arithmetic at the end of GCSE. The Mechanics modules cover analysing forces, accelerations...

...become as fluent with algebra as you would expect to be with arithmetic at the end of GCSE. The Mechanics modules cover analysing forces, accelerations...

...Industry and Audience Assessment: 50% examination, 50% coursework. Entry Requirements C in English Language...

...as part of the coursework element of the A2 year. There will be substantial practical coursework elements to both the AS and A2 years. Subject combinations...

...Compose an original 3 minute piece plus one technical study Unit 6: Further Musical Understanding A 2 hour exam set in 3 sections: Aural - Music in Context...

...Unit 4: Extended musical performance: A 12-15 minute performance as soloist or part of an ensemble Unit 5: Composition and/or Technical Study Options...

...Music & Dance Board and Syllabus details Board: Edexcel - Syllabus: AS Level (8511), A Level (9501) About the subject The Music Technology course is ideally...

...Students will learn to critique other photographers' work as well as to develop and realise their own art. Learning Styles Lessons will contain critiques...

...or why the setting sun is red? Do you want to find out more about black holes and quarks? From Newton's genius to Einstein's mysterious world...

...Our students have gone on to study Physics, or Physics with just about any subject you can think of from Astronomy to Philosophy. All sorts of Engineering...

...Essentially candidates will need to become familiar with four techniques of collecting /analysing data, that is-Self -report; Experiment; Observation...

...question from a choice of 2. The assessment lasts 2 hrs and forms 70% of the total AS Grade. A2: Subject content examined by a mixture of structured question for Unit...

...Subject combinations and progression A good preparation for employment or further study, RS provides an excellent subject to combine with other Humanities subjects...

...whether it's a career or a job for your gap year. This course will give you the information you need and possibly help you secure that position on that sunny desert island!...

...to both arts and science students but because the course is taught in 21/2 hours per week, students are recommended to have a strong science background...

...Sociology is the scientific study of society. Students will acquire a critical awareness of British Society and the forces that shape it. For example...

...in a modern 21st century world. AS students also examine education in our society as well as looking into how sociologists do research to back up/ create theories...

...an Erasmus programme in HE; almost all students who take a language at degree level study it as part of a package. e.g. European Studies and Spanish...

...most lessons include a variety of activities - expect the opportunity to speak in pair or group work, listening to tapes, exercises to increase vocabulary...

...you to cope in a business environment. For beginners and those with basic knowledge the course will involve preparing for the Entry Level. Those of...