College Courses West Sussex

...especially challenging How will I be assessed? Assessment is via 3 terminal exams each year, one for each module studied... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...Entry Requirements Students should have a GCSE (grade C) in Biology or General Science. Students with a good background in the Sciences may also be considered...

...one module is taken in January with the other two units in June. There is no coursework. The first three units make up the AS grade. All six go towards the final A Level grade... Learn about: Subject Understanding...

...Design Aerodynamic Principles and Aircraft Design Construction and Operation of Aircraft Fluid Systems Aircraft Structural Integrity Aircraft Gas Turbine... Learn about: Aeronautical Engineering...

...• Formal assessments • Demonstrations and hands on workshops • Specialised workshops • Theory delivery • Projects • A home study CD • Practical workshops...

...Specific topics studied include: Site Safety. Tools and their uses. Mortars. Types of bricks and sizes. Brickwork bonds. Blockwork. Setting out and levelling...

...The AS units are mainly practical, at A2 you will produce a written personal study in additional to developing your practical skills further...

...school and looking to study for a BTEC or A Levels, are looking to retrain and gain new skills or take your studies further with professional qualification... Learn about: Manufacturing Engineering...

...from a low student to instructor ratio. Whether full or part time, our philosophy is to ensure that each student benefits from as near individual tuition as possible...

...Any entrant to this course would be presumed to already have achieved this unit when gaining their Level 2 qualification.] . Course Content Underpinning...

...You need a lively and enquiring mind, an interest in Health and Social Care, a willingness to explore new ideas and the ability to communicate your ideas effectively...

...Principles Digital and Analogue Devices and Circuits Telecommunication Principles Further Analytical Methods for Engineers Statistical Process Control... Learn about: Electronic Engineering...

...and community support workers and include units for drugs and mental health workers. ... Course content To achieve a full Level 3 qualification...

...I feel much more confident of my ability and more able to take this forward to either further studies or a career. I have really enjoyed this course...

...Be able to independently learn and organise your work. Complete your weekly assignments on time and in line with your guideline grade. Maintain behaviour...

...System Applications The following units will not run for the academic year 2014/15 but will be running for the 2015/16 academic year. Computer Programming... Learn about: Manufacturing Engineering...

...Those who support and assist individuals with their physical or emotional care, daily living needs or maintaining their independence. It is extremely relevant...

...Entry does not depend on specific subjects or grades, but applicants must have school education and a reasonable level of competence in the use of English Language...

...Frequently asked questions What skills do I need to succeed? You will need to recall some of your previous GCSE work and be prepared to relearn those areas needing improvement... Learn about: Previous knowledge...

...Implementation and Evaluation Mechanical Principles Optional units: Health, Safety and Risk Assessment Engineering Design Materials Engineering Applications... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...