Government Funded courses Barrow-in-Furness

...is a modern course in which chemical concepts are introduced within a relevant context. It aims to convey the excitement of contemporary chemistry by focusing...

...You will conduct a detailed analysis and design, then implement the solution in a high level language, producing a complete package to professional standards...

...On this course, you will be encouraged to develop your confidence as an independent reader and as a critical/creative writer, exploring comparisons...

...a variety of teaching methods and learning activities, including pair and group work, discussion and independent research. There will be an opportunity...

...or advanced subsidiary level will enable you to develop the 4 language skills acquired at GCSE (listening, reading, speaking, writing) to a considerably higher standard...

...Engineering or related subjects at University. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE Further Mathematics Entry Requirements It is expected that students following...

...General Studies will help you to look at both sides of an issue, present a balanced argument and express your ideas clearly and logically. As these are all transferable skills...

...If you enjoyed geography at GCSE you are likely to enjoy it at A-level. It will also appeal to you if you are interested in current affairs and wonder...

...identification of specimens and about nine days fieldwork when you will visit many of the famous geological localities in Cumbria. 20% of the marks are for Practical Skills...

...we will deal with and extend topics familiar in Years 10 and 11, such as daily life, sport and holidays, and introduce more advanced topics such as the media...

...understanding of the work of health, social care and early years organisations; develop skills that will enable you to make an effective contribution to the work of care organisations...

...Also how the law is made in this country eg by Parliament, judges, local authorities etc. Unit 2 (AS) Concepts of Liability. This involves studying two types of liability...

...Graphical calculators and computers are used on both of these courses to enhance understanding and learning. As well as timetabled lessons there is...

...There are two examinations, one assessed by written examination and the other by coursework. Each examination is worth 50% of the AS...

...(fifteen hours) in response to a given brief. You will also write a CD sleeve note to describe aspects of your final composition and how other pieces...

...A grade C or better in GCSE Applied Science would not normally be sufficient to enable a student to progress to AS courses in Physics. About the Course...

...And either GCSE Additional Science Grade C or above on the higher paper or GCSE Maths at grade C or above. About the Course You will follow the OCR specification...

...and enthusiasm for, a rigorous study of religion and its relation to the wider world. treat the subject as an academic discipline by developing knowledge...

...is central to the learning process. In the first year 3 major topic areas will be studied for the AS. In the first, families and households...

...for students who have studied Spanish before and those who have not. About the Course This course will incorporate 3 levels of attainment:...