College Courses East Sussex

...study of language and enjoy a wide range of reading, non-fiction as well as fiction. How will I be assessed? This A Level will be assessed by a combination of coursework...

...at GCSE and therefore a grade C or above at GCSE is advisable, but not essential. The course also involves some mathematics and in particular statistics...

...Unit 3: Comparative Analysis and Text Adaptation Unit 4: Comparative Analysis through Independent Study (coursework) What can I do afterwards?...

...normal college entry requirements for an AS programme including GCSE English at C or above. Course content This course enables students to develop an understanding of...

...is an essential qualification required by universities and many employers. All students on advanced courses at the college who do not have a grade...

...Film Form: Making Meaning. Internal assessment is through written coursework based on specific films and students own ideas for films in storyboards or screenplays...

...The emphasis of this course is on improving writing, speaking, listening, and reading and comprehension skills. You will study a range of texts from many fields of interest...

...How Will I Be Assessed? The course is examined in modules, two of which are for AS and a further two for A2. What Could I Do Next? Environmental Studies/Science...

...Unit 3 = Texts and Genres which consists of an examination of 2 hours in June on Elements of the Gothic (30% of total A Level) Unit 4 = Further and Independent...

...of others and of the world. AS: Year 1. Unit 1: Through studying two novels and two. English Literature AS/A2 Entry Requirements English at GCSE Level grade C or above...

...Successful completion of the course will open the door to many exciting careers, for instance in beauty salons, skin care clinics, hotels, health...

...effects by studying a broad range of non-fiction texts. You will also further your own ability to write varying style and tone to suit audience and purpose in a range of contexts...

...including all aspects of modern hairdressing, i. e. colouring, cutting, curling, styling, reception duties, use of salon IT, background theory and design...

...Year 2 Unit 3: Language Explorations - You will look at the wider study of language in society. This unit places language in geographical, social and temporal contexts...

...The course also explores product manufacture in spa and business environments and the positive effects marketing and sales can have on...

...at AS/A2 Level is theoretically challenging so you should preferably have B grades or higher in GCSE Science and Maths. You will need a particularly...

...The Higher Diploma will enable you to combine practical work with theory and analysis. You will be assessed on your ability to reflect on your own learning...

...day and a C grade in GCSE Maths. Course content The study of economics enables you to understand how the resources of an individual, a community...

...qualifications/ skills? How will I be assessed? An exam (40% of total marks), one project (20% of total marks) and two practical assessments...

...to take in their own preparatory notes. The emphasis in lessons will be on practical work, but you will also need to be prepared to develop extended written responses...