GCSE

...The topics covered at GCSE level include The Family, Education, Poverty, Crime and Social Stratification. Method of assessment See Content Outline...

...for people who have an interest in Science or who may need Science to enhance their job prospects or gain entry to further training. The course is divided...

...Humanities This involves the study of issues relating to culture, beliefs, political and environmental issues. You will also focus on a special subject...

...Subject Combinations GCSE Mathematics can be taken alongside any AS, A Level or National course. Entry Requirements Students who have not achieved a grade... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...You will attend one class each week. Updated July 2017 This course runs for 2.5 hours per week for 30 weeks A C grade or higher in GCSE English Language... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

...The four language skills (Speaking/Reading/Writing/Listening) will be developed during the course. A variety of methods will be used in order to accommodate...

...complete the programme and assessment criteria will achieve a GCSE Double. MODE OF STUDY FT FE LEVEL 2 DURATION 1 year (or 2 half days) per week throughout...

...Japanese language learners through a variety of topics. At the end of the course you will be able to; Read and write Hiragana and Katakana Read and/or...

...is a requirement for many Further and Higher Education courses. Most employers also look favourably on applicants who have passed GCSE English Language... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

...as well as GCSE maths & English. There is the option to study GCSE psychology. (Please note you DO NOT have to apply for GCSE maths and English separately...

...Level or other Level 3 course in a related subject. GCSEs are also often required by employers as a sign of an applicant's literacy and numeracy skills...

...Whether you are aiming for Further Education or Higher Education, or for employment, you will find GCSE English is a valued and even essential qualification...

...in humans Digestion and the digestive system in humans Circulatory system in humans Plants and photosynthesis Ecosystems, nutrient cycles and human impact...

...Information on 020 8266 4000. Further information about the expected availability of subjects and course requirements will be found in the College Full-Time...

...At the start of the course, you will need to buy protective clothing and footwear for all practical activities. Advice will be provided at the time of your interview...

...In general terms, you will be able to study a wide variety of texts, develop your critical thinking and ability to synthesise, evaluate the use of vocabulary...

...Students can enrol online for this course. If you feel that you need to improve your skills before starting the course, alternative basic numeracy courses... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...you will be referred to an Adult Functional Skills course to make sure that your English improves, making you more ready for the demands of GCSE English Language in the future...

...and tourism Residential study visits How will I be assessed? Assessment will be carried out using a variety of methods including role play, presentations... Learn about: Team Training, Travel and Tourism, Travel Tourism...

...Students will also be given access to Video lessons and through Moodle to further exercises as well as all the lessons in a PowerPoint format... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...