College Courses Cumbria

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

...And either GCSE Additional Science Grade C or above on the higher paper or GCSE Maths at grade C or above. About the Course You will follow the OCR specification...

...are intended as guidance and may be subject to considerable change, particularly units 2 and 3. Unit 1 (AS) Religion, Philosophy and Science An introduction to religion...

...the different ways of understanding societies and social change. You are introduced to a range of topics and debates where a wide variety of teaching methods...

...Assessment will be as follows: (AS) Speaking (15 minutes). (AS) Listening, reading and writing (2¼ hours). (A2) Speaking and reading (15 minutes)...

...section which includes information processing, learning theories and strategies, motivation, teaching and coaching skills. Finally there is a social...

...carry out and evaluate a real Travel and Tourism project that is of interest to you. Students will need to produce a business plan for the project before it takes place...

...Entry Requirements It is expected that students following these courses have at least a grade C at GCSE Mathematics (Foundation or Higher). About the Course...

...materials and techniques. · Realising art and design ideas. · Presenting and displaying work. · Work experience in the art and design industry...

...fitness for sport, games and activity experience and ten hours of voluntary leadership work. The course lasts one year and is likely to be taken as...

...exercises and from writing an extended essay on a scientific news report. It will be possible to resit each module once to gain higher marks...

...The course provides you with an opportunity to learn about the different types of communications and administration procedures within the business world...

...and its essential role in society today. The content of the course is based around six. GCSE Chemistry Entry Requirements You will need to have a grade...

...plays, poetry, articles; writing for a specified audience (e.g. letters, pamphlets, news and magazine articles). The course is assessed by 20% written...

...The course will cover five areas of experience, namely: everyday activities; personal and social life; the world around us; the world of work and the international world...

...Most students will enter at Foundation level (up to grade C) although the course is designed to. GCSE Mathematics Entry Requirements There are no specific... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...in each of the two units: Unit 1: Energy for the Home, Living for the Future and Forces for Transport Unit 2: Radiation for Life, Space for Reflection... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...and who have proved themselves competent language learners at GCSE. It is an excellent complement to advanced level programmes, whether French or German...

...or a Distinction grade (equivalent to 4 GCSEs at grade A). The course consists of four compulsory units in: preparing to give quality care; communicating...

...and motivated by IT and who may be considering a career as an IT user or as a specialist within the IT industry. Alternatively, this national certificate...