GCSE in Cambridge

...You study how businesses sell their products, choose locations, introduce and use new technology and do all this competitively without harm to the environment...

...Half-term: from 11th February to 17th February...

...Course places cannot be reserved without receipt of both payments. Half term: Please note that there are no classes during half term Monday...

...the dangers of electricity, circuit breakers, risk assessments; digital subsystems such as logic gates, flip-flops, counters, astables (to make a continuous train of pulses)...

...home and daily life, · Media, entertainment and youth culture · Social activities, fitness and health The examination board we use is Edexcel Arabic A (1606)...

...Much of this work will be completed in the first term of the course. In the second and third terms of the course you will study: 3. Reading and Writing...

...or written language that may contain unpredictable elements. · Discuss and write about yourself, your work and other areas of experience, expressing opinions...

...Managing Economic Development This centres on global differences in levels of development, and the attempts being made to reduce the â€-development gap'...

...Number of sessions: 30 Tuition fees: £270 Exam fees additional Method of payment: Fees for short courses (10 weeks or less) to be paid in full at enrolment...

...GCSE. The course builds on the biology studied up to year 11, but also contains a substantial amount of new material. It is both for one-year GCSE students...

...requiring some previous knowledge of French, leading to the GCSE French examination in the Summer term. The course is based on a communicative approach...

...C at school are expected to take this course. The GCSE is modular, so you can concentrate on one topic at a time, and it is possible to resit the module exams if necessary...

...effectively and with confidence for purposes of practical communication, to develop an understanding of German grammar and to offer insights into the culture...

...velocity and understand how an atomic bomb works. Unit 3: stability of objects, motion in a circle, lenses and mirrors, sound and ultrasound... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Your Tutor Gladys Sanchez Ray was born in Argentina, and her family on her father's side came from Spain and on her mother's from Italy, so she is a native...

...Psychology is the scientific study of human behaviour, experience and mental processes. Psychologists are interested in the study of individuals and their...

...can never really do, and can lead to a very satisfying (and useful) GCSE! Paper 1: Language 1 (compulsory) Paper 2: Verse Literature (compulsory)...

...education system from a sociological perspective: for example, the structure of the education system and the variations in achievement between different social groups...

...to do homework in order to complete the course in the year. By tne end of the 30 week course yoiu will have had the opportunity to gain a GCSE in Mathematics...

...speaking, reading and writing.In listening and reading we will aim to understand and extract specific details from what is heard (or from written material)...