Courses in Eastleigh

...to get involved in local exhibitions & shows and make visits to major exhibitions. The Art Department runs an annual Trip abroad open to Textile Students...

...your ideas on a whole range of topics ranging from current affairs, social problems, daily life, food and drink, sport and pastimes and the...

...Unit 4 Crime and Deviance Written paper - 2 hours (June) 30% of total A Level marks Candidates answer: a) One question on this topic which consists of two parts...

...be in the form of purely decorative work, or they may have some element of functionality. Either way, the aim is to produce exciting, unusual...

...philosophical and secular views on the possibility of Life after Death and the nature and value of human. Religious Studies Introduction The Religious...

...(Written Examination 1hr 30mins) Unit 6 : "Experimental physics". Plan an experiment, carry it out, record the measurements, analyse your results and make your conclusions...

...approach encouraging the development of different methods of enquiry drawn from a wide range of disciplines, with the focal point being the performer and the performance...

...concentrates mainly on the craft of traditional black and white photography. You will also be introduced to Adobe Photoshop software and work on Applemac computers...

...an introduction to particular themes in Philosophy, as follows: AS Unit 1 - Reason and Experience, which considers whether ideas come from senses or from reason...

...between Music Technology and IT, Physics and Electronics, making combinations of these subjects highly complementary. Entry Requirements 5 GCSE...

...Entry Requirements Normal College entry requirements apply, plus Grade 5 practical in one instrument, and at least a grade C in Music GCSE. Grade 5 standard...

...the challenge of mathematics and be anticipating a grade A or A* in your GCSE Mathematics...

...arguments and proof. Model real-life situations Mathematics This is a popular, modular course. It builds on work you will have met at GCSE, but also involves...

...This therefore provides a solid foundation for the study of law or other subjects in higher education. In the second year students can choose to carry...

...We aim to give a range of the ICT skills that modern day employers demand, from traditional business functions such as data crunching using spreadsheets...

...of the consequences of using ICT on individuals, organizations and society and of social, legal, ethical and other considerations on the use of ICT...

...Human Biology includes the study of a wide range of topics from biological molecules to biology of the "third age". The specification offered (OCR)...

...Others pursue it as an interest subject alongside Science, Maths or Art. Whatever your chosen subjects, having History with them will add 'weight' to your overall programme...

...or combine with choices across the curriculum range. Entry Requirements 5 GCSEs at grade C, including a minimum of Grade C in Art. ( In addition...

...Do judges deliver justice and defend freedom? Assessment - written examination consisting of one stimulus question out of a choice of 2 and one extended...