College Courses in Leyton

...Where can this lead me? If you are considering applying for a maths-related course at a competitive university you are strongly advised to do Further Maths...

...have achieved a grade D at GCSE but require a higher grade for entry to higher education or employment. Course details The topics covered...

...Course details The balance of theory and practical work means that you will learn about how media industries operate in today's society. You will analyse...

...It is equivalent to four GCSE grades A*-C. Course details You will develop practical skills to enable you to produce your own media products as well... Learn about: Full Time...

...You should have five GCSE grades A*-C including English Language, or a Merit or Distinction in BTEC First Diploma Media. You will need to show a piece of media work at interview... Learn about: Full Time...

...BTEC National Diploma BTEC National in Performing Arts is a two-year full-time, practical, skill-based performance course, equivalent to three A levels...

...skill-based performance course. It is an ideal introduction to the two-year BTEC National in Performing Arts, and students who are successful on this course...

...Practical options include composition and performance. Music: AS and A2 Level This course is both practical and academic and is suitable for students...

...subject that also examines the theories and contexts of Drama, Dance and Music. Course details You will study two units in each year. In AS you will devise work in Drama...

...opportunities to perform and benefit from the input of a wide range of visiting musicians. Music: BTEC National Diploma This course is for students...

...You should have five GCSE grades A*-C or the equivalent at one sitting, including grade B in English Language and grade C in Maths. BTEC First...

...in two roles and for A2 in one role. These roles can be in one or more sports. We are usually able to accommodate the sports of your choice but everyone...

...including two practical assessment modules. How is it assessed? Assessment is by both exam (80%) and practical assessment (20%). Practical assessment involves...

...including medicine. What are the enrichment opportunities? There are conferences and revision days, and you will have opportunities to interact with...

...Chemistry and Physics, which explore these topics in greater detail. How is it assessed? Four units are assessed by an external test. Assessment of...

...or research assignments. There is no external assessment. Course duration One year full-time. What do I need to study this subject? You should have mainly...

...Sociology: AS and A2 Level Sociology is the study of society: the attempt to understand human behaviour through the influences which act upon each one of...

...You should have GCSE grades A*-D, preferably in English Language, or if progressing from a level 1 course, a Merit is the required qualification... Learn about: Full Time...

...There are twelve units of study over two years. These include subjects such as marketing, holiday representatives, visitor attractions and customer service... Learn about: Full Time...

...There are eight units of study and students must achieve a pass on all units to pass the overall course. Students are required to complete ten days of work experience... Learn about: Full Time...