College Courses in Croydon

...OF TEACHING HOURS 5 hours per week TOTAL FEE TOTAL OVERSEAS FEE ADDITIONAL COSTS There may be some additional expenses for materials. AWARDING/VALIDATION...

...The main things students should think about when deciding which subjects to take are their interests, what they are good at and what they might need...

...in the same year by attending two classes (the AS and the A2 class). These students will be working at a faster pace and they will be expected to...

...A language qualification will improve career prospects. ASSESSMENT STRUCTURE External modular examination and coursework EXCURSIONS / WORK EXPERIENCE...

...They are also seen by employers as indicators of a potential employee's intelligence, maturity and self organisation skills. Most A Level students progress...

...a merit in GNVQ or BTEC First Diploma qualifications alongside at least a grade C in English GCSE, will be considered for AS levels on a case by case basis...

...statics of a particle; moments(ISBN 978-0-435519-16-2). or; SI: Mathematical models in probability and statistics; representation and summary of...

...Mathematical models in mechanics; vectors in mechanics; kinematics of a particle moving in a straight line; dynamics of a particle moving in a straight...

...normally required for all subjects. A level 2 numeracy pass is normally required for Science and Maths subjects. For further details call the College Information...

...Media Studies looks at how the media have great influence in the ways they entertain, inform and persuade us. Both theoretical and practical aspects are studied...

...PROGRAMME CONTENT/STRUCTURE Students will debate how we know things, and whether we can know anything at all for sure. They will examine how we make judgments...

...AS or A2 subjects ( usually just one) may be taken by suitably qualified BTEC students, subject to timetabling constraints. PROGRESSION/CAREERS OPPORTUNITIES...

...Students qualify for A2 subjects provided they have achieved at least an E at AS level. The exception is ICT which requires a grade D. All full-time students...

...of four units to complete the full A level or two units to complete the AS level. Each unit of work will emphasise different application of photographic...

...on a case by case basis. The following special requirements apply for Science: AS Sciences: GCSE BB in double Science or C grades in single science subjects...

...of the 2008 specifications The College offers a wide range of AS level subjects to choose from - so students can pick, with support from college staff...

...maturity and self organisation skills. Most A level students progress into full-time employment or onto Higher Education. Opportunities to study Higher Education...

...provided that a) they can produce a positive reference from their previous school or college; and b) the specification they studied for AS level is compatible...

...mass media, family, education, theory and methods, work and leisure, religion, culture and identity. Under the new 2008 specifications the course...

...be taught within four modules with an emphasis on independant learning. MODE OF STUDY FT FE LEVEL 3 DURATION AS 1 year or A Level 2 years START DATE(S)...