College Courses East Sussex

...Hospitality What will I study? This is one of a series of qualifications for those who aspire to working in the hospitality and catering industry...

...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...

...a range of topics which are likely to be: Archaeology and the Classical World (in which you will study the principles and methods of archaeology and...

...The course encourages students to: Understand. Critical Thinking AS/A2 Entry Requirements You need the normal college entry requirements for an AS programme...

...Much of the material is produced by students themselves. Classes involve many lively discussions. Critical Thinking AS and A2 Subject category...

...This course cannot be taken in conjunction with ICT A Level. Course content This course covers the technical side of Computing including Programming and Computer Architecture...

...politicians and visit the houses of Parliament. Students are required to buy one specified textbook each year. Location: Lewes 6th Form College...

...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). Duration: One year for the AS qualification, an additional year to complete A2. Do I need any additional...

...Chemistry is essential for degrees in Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry, Physiotherapy and Veterinary Sciences. Studied together with non-science subjects...

...Assessment is by examination and coursework: Year one is exam-based; year two is a mixture of exams and coursework. What can I do afterwards?...

...These visits are not compulsory but they provide a very useful experience for students. Many students have commented on how useful the visits have proved to...

...and understanding of major philosophical issues. Modules offered at AS Level will be: Reason And Experience, Why Should I Be Governed?, Knowledge Of...

...like year one, has two academic topics plus a practical assignment. The topics are: Populations and environment: How living organisms form ecosystems through...

...(including challenges from modern science) and various ethical theories with particular reference to medical and other applied issues such as war and peace...

...What Could I Do Next? The practical and academic qualities cultivated by Archaeology make it a well-respected qualification at A Level. Apart from...

...Modern Languages courses involve a significant commitment to weekly homework. The study programme is supplemented with weekly oral classes in small groups with a native speaker...

...2 Years Entry Requirements 6 GCSEs at grade C or above with those subjects selected at Higher Level required to be at grade B. The course requires students...

...in a range of contexts including the areas of Media and Culture, Sport and Leisure, Travel and Tourism, Business, Work and Employment. Students are normally...

...and enhance career prospects within the public sector. This is an 18 unit course which covers government policies and the public services, team leadership...