Government Funded courses Birmingham

...merit or distinction. Who should study this course? The course is suitable for those students who have a lively and enquiring mind, an interest in Health and Social...

...Emphasis is put on student centred learning and group work. Subjects covered include Equality, Diversity and Rights in Health and Social...

...Hours of Lessons per Week:3.67 Indicative Group Size: 20 How is the course assessed? There is no coursework component. At the end of the course the student...

...or the unendorsed route (broad based). The work of relevant artists is studied alongside the practical work. The final project for the examination is...

...various language games, reading and writing stories and letters. Nevertheless, it is emphasised that at the initial stages the teacher's task is to exploit...

...foundation or higher levels. The third paper is based on information which is given to you before the exam and topics from 'further biology' part of...

...The course also describes the commercial services available to firms. Throughout the course, students will be encouraged to develop their decision making...

...This is a one year GCSE course offered by the AQA. The course is split into three main sections; Chemistry 1 (core) which includes Rocks, Metals...

...mode of human expression. GCSE is normally a 2 year course. Candidates taking GCSE Dance at Joseph Chamberlain College complete the course soon after...

...and understanding of, a range of theatre and drama experiences, imaginative, creative, communication and social skills, and increase self and group awareness...

...Hours of Lessons per Week : 3.7 Indicative Group Size : 20 How is the course assessed? You will do a mix of coursework (40%) and two final exams (60%)...

...prose and drama. The texts are chosen by your teacher, in consultation with the group, to reflect your interests. Teaching methods include whole class teaching... Learn about: Modern Drama, Teaching Strategies, Teaching Methods...

...Media, Photography, Sociology, and Psychology. Where can I go next? GCSE Film Studies offers a good foundation for A level Film and Media Studies and...

...It continues the approach to IT in the National Curriculum, but in a more specialised way. Students do both theory work in class and practical work on computers...

...A good grade is also helpful in many other areas of study. Exam Board: Edexcel...

...These include: All words and visual images have meanings. Reality is changed when presented to us in the Media. How men/women/young people/black/asian/white...

...you to explore a range of Art forms within the Performing Arts industry and to explore the contribution that the industry makes to society. You will...

...Evidence of research into the work of famous photographers is required, linking to practical assignments. Hours of Lessons per Week : 3.7 Indicative Group...

...Motion 5. Electricity 6. Waves 7. Further physics. This includes astronomy, telescopes and the stars. Physics - GCSE What are the main features of this course?...

...each lasting two hours. The examinations take place in June. Who should study this course? This course would appeal to anyone interested in religion...