College Courses Tyne and Wear

...with some of the extra costs associated with college, eg travel, childcare, equipment, books etc. In addition, if you have just left school...

...equipment, books etc. In addition, if you have just left school, you may be eligible for an Educational Maintenance Allowance. Please ask us about â€-Money...

...Most full-time students do not have to pay for their course. We may also be able to help you with some of the extra costs associated with college...

...be able to â€-choose†your own opinions and views from a broad range rather than just accept the narrow range that has previously been presented...

...Coursework includes the study of two texts for the purpose of exploring and developing the connections between them (1500-2000 word essay), and the application...

...British Foreign Policy, Between the Wars, 1918-1939. Module 5 - Representation and Democracy in Britain, 1830-1931. Module 6 - The Soviet Union after Lenin...

...of Criminal Justice Factors which may negate Criminal Liability Elements of Substantive Criminal Law Sentencing Role of Courts; Prosecution...

...dramatic texts in terms of their literary and cultural value. The examination is composed of two sections and candidates answer one question from each section...

...Please ask us about â€-Money Matters†for more details...

...Please ask us about â€-Money Matters†for more details...

...The course delivers a range of skills and enhances candidates achievements in their other subjects. Unit 1: Introduction to Critical Thinking...

...the course is essentially interdisciplinary and you will also learn about other features of Greek society and culture, including philosophy...

...Assessment procedure: There are two units: 1. Language Today . (100 marks) 2hrs 15 minute examination. Part one will contain short questions based on data supplied to...

...through reading widely, critically and independently, across centuries, genre and gender, and through experiencing an extensive range of views about texts...

...Successful students could progress to an A2 Level in Geography. At University Geography can be combined with a wide variety of subjects such as Environmental Management...

...but it is possible to study History for the first time at A Level. No prior knowledge of History is needed. A GCSE pass at C or above in English is necessary for this course...

...by applying legal rules; *Develop a critical awareness of the changing nature of law in society *Gain a sound basis for further study; *Develop...

...of different areas of Psychology Develop and understanding of ethical issues in psychology, including the ethical implications of psychological research...

...eg travel, childcare, equipment, books etc. In addition, if you have just left school, you may be eligible for an Educational Maintenance Allowance...