Humanities, Social Science, Education college courses Wales

...their interests in drama both as practical practitioners and as investigators of theatrical context and genre. Classical and contemporary performance technique...

...Ar ôl cwblhau'r cwrs hwn yn llwyddiannus, cewch gyfle i fynd ymlaen i'r cam nesaf o ran datblygiad proffesiynol parhaus, sef y Dystysgrif Lefel 2 mewn... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT for adults...

...the English legal system - this examines the sources of law in England and Wales and the effect on the legal system. At A2 Level, students will progress...

...These courses are free and help reading, writing, spoken English, Maths and Basic IT. You can start at a level that suits you, and work at your own... Learn about: Full Time...

...through studying the subject students will develop transferable skills which will make them more employable. These include: communication skills... Learn about: Climate Change...

...Rhaid eich bod yn gweithio neu'n gwirfoddoli mewn amgylchedd Cymorth Dysgu. Cynigir llefydd yn amodol ar gyfweliad boddhaol. Cyflwynir y cwrs drwy gyfuniad o’r dulliau a ganlyn... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT for adults...

...analytical approach to the study of society. Teaching/Assessment. AS [2 units]. SY1 40% 1 hour Written Paper. Unit 1 - Acquiring Culture. One compulsory...

...ranging from the Middle English period to 1900 and one further text. The language element involves personal writing and an analysis of the writing of others...

...analyse and evaluate political knowledge; identify connections, similarities and differences between the areas studied; select relevant material and construct... Learn about: Political Parties, Government Politics...

...to critically explore society institutions and individual identities. This course is delivered as follows: The course is assessed by external examination in January... Learn about: Part Time, IT Law...

...Individual Report. This course is equivalent to 40-120 UCAS points. Teaching/Assessment The course modules are assessed through coursework and examinations... Learn about: Full Time...

...to suit your level of ability and you can work at your own pace. You will be able to try out new practical skills such as hairdressing, catering or painting and decorating...

...to places of interest in Law such as the local courts and The Old Bailey in London Guest speakers by local solicitors, magistrates and the CPS Attendance... Learn about: IT Law...

...The units within this qualification require both written knowledge, in the form of a portfolio and assessment via direct observation. You could proceed... Learn about: Learning Teaching...

...those students who are seeking employment in the industry as technicians, designers, stage managers, production managers etc. The course gives you a broad...

...you and work at your own pace. The course is taught in small groups and each student has their own learning plan. Progression: Employment, further education...

...owner the fourth highest starting salary after Medicine, Dentistry and Civil Engineering Virtually every large organisation in the country employs an economist in some capacity...

...Workbooks and NVQs will be marked by a workplace assessor and moderated by the internal verifier. Essential Skills will consist of portfolio building and observations...

...be expected to be committed to this. Progression Once students have achieved the Entry Level 3 qualification they can apply to Foundation and Level 1 programmes... Learn about: Full Time...

...the Chartist movement and the Rebecca Riots. All courses involve examinations and a coursework element. Progression: Higher education; teaching...