College Courses East Sussex

...What can I do afterwards? VRQ are based on standards of performance devised by industry and are recognised by potential employers. Completion of this course...

...who wish to study dance in depth. Candidates are required to: choreograph, perform and analyse solo and group dances; study various dance works in depth...

...Thucydides and Plutarch). If you continue to A Level in year two you will study a further two units which are likely to be: Roman Britain...

...Critical Thinking is a form of reflective reasoning which analyses and evaluates information and arguments by applying a range of intellectual skills in order to reach clear...

...publicity leaflets, academic journals etc. Much of the material is produced by students themselves. Classes involve many lively discussions...

...No previous qualification in Computing is required although a logical approach to problem-solving may be of benefit and a keen interest in the subject is essential...

...in the British political process and the key institutions of the UK. At A2 the theme is the political processes and institutions of the...

...the life of Marcus Tullius Cicero set against the backdrop of the Late Roman Republic and his struggle to preserve his vision of Rome against the challenge...

...Aspects of Stuart Britain 1603-1714 (Coursework). History (Medieval/Early Modern) AS and A2 Subject category: Humanities What will I study? The AS programme...

...The course builds upon scientific knowledge and understanding attained at GCSE, and will expand your understanding of many aspects of chemistry...

...History combines well with other A Levels including Philosophy, Classical Civilisation, English Literature, Politics and Sociology, as well as modern languages...

...Studies AS aims to help you develop an understanding of business organisations, the market they serve and the process of adding value. You will be considering...

...There is a weekly philosophy society which develops students interests beyond the A Level specification. How will I be assessed? By written examination at AS and...

...ecology, conservation and teaching. Many other courses and careers will draw on the many skills that you will acquire on this course...

...and the opportunity to explore new and exciting concepts. Religious Studies AS and A2 Subject category: Humanities What will I study? The AS Level concentrates...

...Archaeology is the study of all aspects of past societies from physical traces left behind. The way in which archaeological sites are investigated...

...In the AS units you cover a range of topics under the following headings: Youth Culture and Concerns, Lifestyle, Health and Fitness, Travel and Tourism...

...Group 4: Experimental Sciences Biology or Chemistry. Students develop laboratory skills as well as the ability to work collaboratively through participating...

...in order to succeed with these intensive GCSE courses. Good study skills and the ability to take responsibility for your own learning are essential...

...The BTEC National Diploma in Uniformed Services is intended to prepare students for entry into the public services or Higher Education, and enhance career...