College Courses East Sussex

...principles and each care role has a code of ethics/practice. Much of the course will be linked to practical experience from vocational placements. Society...

...The Edexcel BTEC Level 3 Award in Disengagement and Non-restrictive Physical InterventionSkills and the Edexcel BTEC Level 3 Award in Disengagement...

...AS: Year 1 You will learn the fundamentals of record-keeping and the purposes, techniques and consequences of effective financial accounting...

...You will consider interpretations by different readers over time, as well as how culture and context influences readers and writers... Learn about: English Conversation, English Literature, Literary History...

...What can I do afterwards? Students can progress from the Level 2 Higher Diploma to the Level 3 Advanced Diploma in the same subject area or another...

...2 hr paper: 60% of AS mark / 40% of A Level. Unit 3: Beliefs in Society. 1 hr 30 min paper: 20% of A level. Sociology AS/A2 Entry Requirements Minimum...

...to work on live briefs with clients from industry. Our graduates have gone on to pursue successful careers in a wide range of design and advertising fields...

...Physics Applied Physics Rotational Dynamics, Thermodynamics and Engines Turning Points in Physics Electronics How Will I Be Assessed? Both AS and A2...

...design for interactivity, or mobile technologies to name but a few. The course provides students with the opportunity to further consider these disciplines...

...Reason and experience; the Idea of God. Unit 2: God and the world (the problem of evil and related issues); the debate over freewill and determinism...

...energy resources, pollution, waste disposal, wildlife and landscape conservation. Duration: One year Do I need any additional qualifications/ skills?...

...Unit 2: Listening & Analysing. This unit provides students with an opportunity to study the styles most. Music Technology AS/A2 Entry Requirements Students...

...How will I be assessed? The AS course is assessed through two written exams. One paper (worth 40% of the marks) is taken in January and the other...

...Year 1. Unit 1: Performing Music. This unit gives students the opportunity to perform as soloists and as part of an ensemble. You can perform music in any style...

...planning and other fields in the areas of environment and education. Are there any additional costs involved? You will be required to buy a course textbook...

...information, knowledge and processing. Software and hardware components of an information system. Characteristics of standard applications software and application areas...

...15% of A Level 2 geological investigations (fieldwork and laboratory). What can I do afterwards? The majority of students who take AS Geology choose...

...areas of study for Medieval History course. AS: Year 1. The end of Anglo-Saxon England culminating in the invasion of William the Conqueror and his success...

...There are many courses with a focus on culture and communication. It would also prepare you for employment in a range of professions including media...

...also useful as an extra science subject. Professional geologists are employed in many fields including oil exploration and extraction, construction of roads and buildings...