Government Funded courses Birmingham

...to achieve the full diploma. One day each week will be spent out on placement in a range of caring environments Block placements will take place during the...

...This is a one year course leading to a GCSE in Arabic Language. The course is designed to develop all the language skills (reading, writing...

...Those wishing to develop visual skills, either as part of a programme of GCSE subjects or as a contribution to a broadening experience combined with A levels...

...This is basically a one year course. On successful completion, the AQA GCSE certificate will be awarded. Those who have little or no knowledge of the subject...

...photosynthesis, nutrition, new technology , respiration, ciculation and the skeleton Hours of Lessons per Week :3.7 Indicative Group Size : 20 How is the course assessed?...

...looks at how firms organise themselves. Topics covered include organisation structure, marketing, enterprise, finance and production. The course also describes...

...Crude Oil, Polymers and Earth Science, Chemistry 2 (extension) which includes Electron Structure, Bonding, Rates of Reaction and Energetics...

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

...of practical skills and techniques, work with sensitivity to the needs of the group, and analyse and evaluate the effectiveness of your own ideas and those of others...

...stimulated by visits to see plays and films and through contact with visiting authors. You will get lots of scope to discuss your favourite reading...

...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: Class Teaching, Modern Drama, Teaching Assistant...

...Hours of Lessons per Week : 3.7 Indicative Group Size : 22 How is the course assessed? You must complete a number of practical tasks based on a film you have created yourself...

...Both male and female students follow this course. Where can I go next? Students can progress to A/S level Computing or ICT or BTec National Diploma in IT Practioners...

...Students will complete a data handling task for Key Skills level two. Who should study this course? GCSE grade C in Mathematics is often considered a necessary...

...are represented in the Media. How 'news' is produced. Is it balanced or biased? How different people understand what they see/read. Who is responsible...

...however, you should be willing to work positively and sensitively with others and communicate ideas through performace. Where can I go next?...

...other techniques including colouring systems. All aspects of the course are developed in a practical way by group discussions, demonstrations and individual tuition...

...20 How is the course assessed? Students are required to take three written examinations. Two exams consist of structured questions ands last 40 minutes...

...The second half looks at, from a religious perspective, issues in medical ethics, the concepts of power, equality and justice, and the reality of poverty...

...Students also investigate one thing themselves. In recent years, investigations have included 'Why do girls and boys choose different subjects?'...