GCSE in Southport

...Course Content: Topics studied can be negotiated with the tutor but at least two of the following will be studied in some depth and a number of others...

...midwifery or primary school teaching. A grade B or above may allow progression to any AS science course offered at the college. What will I learn?...

...it is possible to write three pieces of coursework. Level: Level2 (GCSE) Duration: 60 hours See course listings for details Please Note: Courses are offered...

...the coursework folder you produced at your previous school, then you also have the opportunity to re-sit your exams earlier in the year, either in November or January...

...and the practical application of language skills, the following topics are studied Personal identity, including family, hobbies, home environment and routine...

...first or second year students studying advanced level courses at the College, and you may choose to study Greek for one year or two. However... Learn about: History Politics, Ancient History, History of Philosophy...

...Courses are offered subject to viability of group size as defined by Southport College. The information in this leaflet is accurate at the date of printing...

...for an Advanced Level programme with 4 B grades at GCSE. The course is open to first or second year students, but the full GCSE requires two years' study...

...To develop an understanding of spoken and written foreign language in a range of contexts. Develop a knowledge and understanding of the grammar of... Learn about: Italian Language, Speak Italian, Italian Conversation...

...What Makes a good Mathematics student? You should be successful in your resit of GCSE Maths if you concentrate in class, do the homework/past papers...

...history of photography - the relationship between art & photography. Progression: AS Photography Awarding Body: AQA Exam: There are three to four assignments...

...To give the students opportunities to: Acquire a systematic body of scientific knowledge, and the skills needed to apply this in new and changing situations...

...having followed a programme of study at key stage 3 is expected. Students are therefore recommended to have Grade D or above at GCSE level in English and Maths...

...The course aims to develop further confidence in the language and communicate an interest in and a desire to research cultural and social aspects...

...studied languages for at least 3 years and, within the year, will study general and cultural aspects of a relevant country through the medium of the foreign language...