Godalming College courses

...on a three-year degree course in specialist areas such as: fine art, graphic design, architecture, interior design, film, animation, textiles...

...PROGRESSION: Further study of photography; employment in the photographic media, computer related design or related fields...

...You will be encouraged to experiment with colour, texture and surface pattern and to explore your ideas through manipulating a wide range of materials...

...systems such as heart and circulation are explored. The uses of biology in medicine and forensic science are studied, including exciting new techniques such as genetic technology...

...BTECS ARE CHANGING! From September 2010 the College will be offering the BTEC Subsidiary Diploma (1 A level equivalent), BTEC Diploma (2 A level equivalent)...

...In both years you will study the key areas that businesses need to understand, e.g. marketing, accounts, operations management, people, objectives and strategy...

...structures and patterns of reactions will be developed during the AS course, whilst in the second year more challenging areas of the subject will be considered...

...through a variety of work placements. All areas of child development are explored from 0-16 years and you will have the opportunity to work with different...

...ENTRY RECOMMENDATIONS: Grade B in Mathematics and grade C in English. ASSESSMENT: In the AS year the practical and problem solving skills are assessed by an on-screen...

...In addition to the AS and A level an Advanced Extension Award is available for those students who are likely to benefit from it. ENTRY RECOMMENDATIONS...

...East 15, Rose Bruford, LAMDA, Central, Birds, Performers and Laine Theatre...

...both of which involve debate on areas of current affairs. Microeconomics looks at problems as they affect individuals and companies. What do we spend our money...

...especially for students who intend to take the subject on to a full A level. ASSESSMENT: External exams and coursework. PROGRESSION: English forms a...

...Language and/or English Literature. ASSESSMENT: External exam and coursework. PROGRESSION: English forms a part of many combined-subject Higher Education courses...

...is contrasted with wise and sustainable management of the planet. Environmental. Environmental Studies links together in an exciting way, the subjects of biology...

...as well as aspects of film history and theory. One of the chief requirements for this course is an enthusiasm for cinema - and not just the latest Hollywood blockbuster...

...also design your own food products for individual nutritional requirements. In the second year you will do more work in nutrition, food science and food development...

...can lead to a very wide range of careers e.g. banking, teaching, sales, Civil Service, law, interpreting and administration. Languages are also often studied...

...ENTRY RECOMMENDATIONS: Grade C in Geography gained on the Higher paper. Students who have not taken the subject at GCSE will be considered if they...

...Once a week, you will have a conversation class with a young native German speaker. During the second year, you will study a German novel or...