Distance and online learning GCSE

...position to know your rights under the English legal system. Whether as a consumer or a potential lawyer. You will develop your skills and knowledge through... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Law, Law of Tort...

...the benefits and drawbacks (including social, environmental and economic) of scientific and technological developments To enable students to select... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Study and learn how to evaluate the positive and negative aspects of scientific developments and advances. To provide students with a full understanding... Learn about: Biology Science, Anatomy and Physiology, Human Biology...

...Multimedia can be recorded and played, displayed, interacted with or accessed by information content processing devices, such as computerized and electronic devices... Learn about: Multimedia courses, Inroduction to multimedias, Multimedia development sales...

...explanation of its place in the overall programme of study. Effective learning is encouraged through frequent activities and self-assessment questions... Learn about: Self assessment, Religious Studies...

...REGISTRATION DETAILS YEAR I Course Code Course Title Theory/Practical Continuous Assessment (Internals) Credits ANT12102Basic Anatomy, Physiology... Learn about: Anatomy and Physiology, Biomedical Waste Management, Human Anatomy and Physiology...

...Databases, graphics and presentation software In this unit database creating is explained and explored together with looking at a variety of data storage methods... Learn about: Information technology, Data analysis, Ms Word...

...nervous excretory, male and female reproductive and endocrine systems and mammary glands of domestic animals; Body cavities. 6. Elementary Pharmacology Introduction of Pharmacology... Learn about: Medicine and Law, IT Management, Veterinary Assistant...

...Shape, Space, Measures, and Handling Data Module 4: Geometry & Vectors and Transformation Geometry • Angles and triangles• Polygons• Symmetry• Measures•... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Data handling...

...The Sociology GCSE Course asks questions such as: Why are there poor people and rich people? Why is it "right" to wear some clothes but not others... Learn about: Self assessment, Human Psychology, Communication Skills...

...Forces, Motion and Electricity • Movement and Position• Forces, movement, shape and momentum• Astronomy• Electric Charge• Energy and Potential Difference... Learn about: Energy research, GCSE Physics...

...you a framework of progressive understanding in which to learn. The Spanish IGCSE Course is designed for students who are studying Spanish in order... Learn about: Spanish Language, Beginners Spanish, Listening Skills...

...greed, ignorance and sin• Free will, determinism and predestination• Death and life after death Module 2: Ultimate reality and the meaning of life • Ultimate... Learn about: GCSE Religious Studies, Religious Studies, Religion Philosophy...

...Exam Paper 3 - Physics (1 Hour, 10 Minutes) is 33.33% of the total marks. There is A mixture of different question styles, including multiple-choice questions... Learn about: Cells and Organisms, Liquids and Gases, Chemical Patterns...

...1948–c.1989? How effective has the United Nations Organisation been? Unit 4: Depth Study: Israelis and Palestinians 1945-1994 How was the Jewish state of Israel established?... Learn about: World History, History education, Historical research techniques...

...the Edexcel iGCSE Anthology, and you will be asked to write about some of these texts in your exam. There are two written exams and these will be... Learn about: GCSE English, English Language, Understanding of the spoken word...

...transfer Section 5: Solids, liquids and gases Section 6: Magnetism and electromagnetism Section 7: Radioactivity and particles Key subject... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...groups and societies.’ Sociology is thus a social science (like psychology or anthropology), rather than a physical one (such as physics, chemistry or biology)... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Social Skills, Social Science...

...political and social issues which have a geographical dimension; (d) an awareness of the contrasting opportunities and constraints of people living... Learn about: Geographical Information Systems, Political and social issues, Decision Making...