College Courses Cambridgeshire

...This is graded immediately after the assessment. Students that successfully complete the course can use it as a starting block for a varied selection...

...the curriculum areas at the college where possible. As well as the employability programme, students are expected to gain a Level 1 or 2 qualification...

...expressing opinions, referring to present, past and future events, using a variety of expressions and vocabulary, as well as taking part in conversations and role-play...

...food chains/webs, pyramids of energy and biomass, recycling; l hygiene and health: diet, drug abuse, smoking and disease, food preservation...

...possible causes and impact of three mental conditions (Schizophrenia, Bi-polar Affective Disorder and Anorexia Nervosa). You will also examine the different...

...competitive industry and you will achieve up to six qualifications at Level 2 and Level 3 that are recognised within the performing industry...

...Course places cannot be reserved without receipt of both payments. Half term: Please note that there are no classes during half term Monday...

...experience of using computers will be helpful. The majority of teaching and learning takes place on a computer screen, but you will also need to refer to textbooks...

...Foreign trips have recently been taken to Germany, Poland, Russia [where we visited the historical sites of Moscow and St Petersburg] and Italy...

...practical work produced, written questions, oral questions, worksheets. What can you do after course This a fundamental part of the apprenticeship programme...

...Friday 19th February 2010 unless otherwise stated...

...Module 1: Statistics and Probability This is the study of bar charts, box plots and tree diagramsModule 2: Number This module will involve you studying topics such as percentages...

...Is this subject right for me? Do you like debates and controversial issues? Are you interested in the world around you: political, social, environmental...

...coursework, group discussions and tutorials. What can you do after course This course is equivalent to 3 A Levels and successful students may choose...

...She ran a successful Latin GCSE course here at Hills Road in 2005/6 Day and time: Tuesday 6.30-8.30pm Start date: 22 Sept Number of sessions...

...met from other sources and how we think the universe was created. Unit 2: the motion of an object, static and current electricity, nuclear fission and fusion and car safety... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...It uses a task driven approach to problem solving and decision making which relies on the effective use of ICT. The course aims to develop an understanding...

...How will you be assessed Continuous assessment using a variety of methods. No BIG exams at the end. What can you do after course Progress onto the Access...

...and also those who wish to improve their grade with no coursework involved. It is also suitable for students on other programmes eg Vocational courses...

...affect how we think and behave, particularly in stress and gender identity. Assessment Examinations: There are 2 written exams (counting for 80% of the marks)...