Esher College courses

...· Why is it so difficult to predict earthquakes? Could we put ourselves in a position to be able to do this? · How can we draw conclusions about the rocks...

...German is designed to develop an enthusiasm for language learning, awareness and understanding of contemporary society and confidence in communication...

...a foundation for effective participation as a citizen of the United Kingdom, the European. Exam Board: EDEXCEL What is this subject about? This subject...

...You will need to carry out independent reading from a range of recommended sources, to be very organised in terms of time, to manage a study kit and... Learn about: Early Years...

...at least a Grade C in GCSE English Language and History. You may still be accepted if you did not study History for GCSE provided you can show evidence...

...academic achievement in other subjects. What extra support / enrichment activities are on offer? The department is considering offering a residential...

...You may still be accepted if you did not study History for GCSE provided you can show evidence of good academic achievement in other subjects...

...What can the course lead to in terms of higher education and future careers? This course provides a broad introduction to ICT and prepares you for study...

...Aside from the general entry requirements that the College requires, it is advisable to have a grade C or above in GCSE English. What extra support / enrichment...

...It is very different from Statistics at GCSE and focuses on probability. Mechanics involves using Maths to describe the motion of objects and how...

...a place for students to discuss problems with homework and get some individual help. What is the difference between Maths with Statistics and Maths with Mechanics?...

...All Pure Maths is expressed in terms of algebra. Discrete Maths involves solving problems involving networks, using procedures called "algorithms"...

...Exam Board: OCR What is this course about? The OCR National in Media is a vocational qualification designed to recognise the learner's skills...

...It also provides a good analytical and creative A level which would support other subjects for university entry. Students who have studied either AS...

...facilitating both solo and ensemble performance; choir, chamber choir, two jazz groups and the opportunity to form smaller ensembles such as quartets...

...What can the course lead to in terms of higher education and future careers? Performer, critic, therapist, art administrator, arts funder, Performing Arts co-ordinator...

...For the AS level you will study: You will be introduced to philosophical reasoning and argument and how to assess whether an argument is successful or...

...You will develop your own individual skills in two sports. You will need to be able to discuss the factors that make for a balanced healthy lifestyle...

...at least a minimum of GCSE grade C in Mathematics plus a minimum of GCSE grade C in Physics or CC in Science and Additional Science. All these subjects...

...entirely by written examinations in January and May each year. These consist of some structured questions and some essay style questions. There is no coursework...