College Courses Cumbria

...(see section on AS Use of Mathematics) for those not studying AS maths...

...You will look at a wide range of psychological investigations and theories. We are all amateur psychologists, constantly trying to explain behaviour we see around...

...Philosophy of Religion Four topics are studied including: The Ontological Argument for the existence of God; Religious language; Body, Soul and personal identity...

...is central to the learning process. In the first year 3 major topic areas will be studied for the AS. In the first, families and households...

...For details on the GCSE component see separate entry. The AS course will build on the four language skills (listening, reading, speaking, writing)...

...taking part in debate, and some physical participation. It will also be of interest if you are willing to look at other sporting activities beyond...

...course as well as participation in the event for the Event Management unit and Students Guided Tours of local attractions...

...A2 Use of Mathematics consists of a calculus unit, a coursework unit and a mathematical comprehension unit. The first year units can also be taken as separate FSMQ qualifications...

...On completion of the course: You will receive an OCR Level 2 National Certificate in Art & Design. This is the same size and level as 4 GCSEs...

...It is a nationally recognised qualification and is hugely advantageous for. Community Sports Leader Award Entry Requirements No formal entry requirements are needed...

...Examination papers are 1 hour long and require short answers to questions. The remaining 34% will be gained from satisfactory completion of set practical...

...and administrative skills as required in today's modern office. The course provides you with an opportunity to learn about the different types of communications...

...The content of the course is based around six modules: Carbon Chemistry, Rocks and Minerals, The Periodic Table, Chemical Economics, Chemistry Out There and How Much?...

...letters, pamphlets, news and magazine articles). The course is assessed by 20% written work, 20%. GCSE English Entry Requirements There are no specific...

...or little previous knowledge of Italian, and who have proved themselves competent language learners at GCSE. It is an excellent complement to advanced level programmes...

...Space and Algebra. Most students will enter at Foundation level (up to grade C) although the course is designed to suit a wide range of ability and students... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...works and its essential role in society. There are three modules in each of the two units: Unit 1: Energy for the Home, Living for the Future and Forces for Transport... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...involves terminal exams in each of the four skills. This course can also be followed as a prelude to an AS or A level qualification in Spanish to be taken in year...

...The course is made up of six separate units. All the units are coursework based, so there are no exams. You will receive a certificate from the OCR...

...Further units offer an exiting experience of graphics, video and sound creation with the possibility of a work experience placement. There are no exams...