Government Funded courses Barrow-in-Furness

...Salters Advanced Chemistry (OCR) is a modern course in which chemical concepts are introduced within a relevant context. It aims to convey the excitement...

...logical operations; data structures; further programming techniques; the operating system; data transmission and communication; databases; data security and disaster planning...

...connections between texts, considering other readers'. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE English Literature Entry Requirements Grade C or above in...

...The AS units are: Unit 1 Exploring Film Form 40% of AS marks In this unit you will explore how meaning is made, and emotion conveyed, through the analysis...

...over 5 hours per week. The AS course will develop the language skills from the GCSE base. We will deal with and extend topics familiar in Years 10 and...

...Further Mathematics courses provide students who have an aptitude for Mathematics with the opportunity to study for additional AS or A level qualifications...

...the normal entry requirements for undertaking an AS programme of study are required. About the Course In this course, students are encouraged to develop...

...Residential fieldtrips are an important element of the course. During the first year we will visit Borrowdale, for three days, to study rivers and glaciation...

...the major groups of invertebrate fossils, evolution and extinction, ecology and the use of fossils in dating. Unit 6 (A2) Practical Skills in Geology...

...and knowledgeable about contemporary Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Learning German can also enhance your. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE German Entry...

...the opportunity to undertake a second work placement. Studying Health and Social Care to AS and/or A level will help you to: gain a good knowledge...

...justice, judicial creativity, morality and how we balance conflicting interests. In the first and second years you will take one exam in January and one exam in...

...Students wishing to study the above courses are expected to have at least a grade B in GCSE Mathematics. About the Course As well as being a subject in its own right...

...produce and evaluate two examples of products typical of the modern broadcasting, web-based or print media either on your own or as part of a small production group...

...Unit 4: Extended Performances (15% A2) In this unit you will extend your performance skills by producing a 12 - 15 minute balanced programme of music which...

...should be able to answer questions such as 'what is a hadron, how do fluorescent lights work and why do we need a turntable in a microwave oven?' The...

...In everyday life we use common sense to do this, but. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE Psychology Entry Requirements GCSE English at grade C or above...

...understanding and skills appropriate to a specialist study of religion adopt an enquiring, critical and reflective approach to the study of religion reflect...

...and learning experiences will give you the ability to look beyond taken for granted. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE Sociology Entry Requirements Normal...

...acquired at GCSE Level. The areas of experience will be extended in topics such as family and relationships, jobs and careers; more advanced issues...