Government Funded courses Cambridge

...Both subjects try to explain human behaviour: Psychology examines that of individuals, whereas Sociology examines groups, societies and cultures...

...of further studies and careers including law, politics, medicine, teaching, management and social...

...you will study a single programme where the different subjects and topics are planned to work together and complement each other. During the first...

...Unit 1 Wealth, poverty and welfare: This topic looks at different ways of measuring poverty and wealth, different theories to explain poverty and...

...AS Course Content There are four topics: - Media: TV, advertising and communication technology - Popular Culture: cinema, music and fashion / trends...

...AS/A2. The travel and tourism industry continues to grow worldwide. Countries and industries have invested heavily in new means of transport and infrastructure...

...Business is vital, providing jobs and income and generating wealth. This double award, one year course is a foundation for AS/A level or National Diploma Business...

...This course will be offered from September 2010 and replaces the Applied Business Double GCSE. The Business, Administration and Finance Diploma is an activity-based...

...If you have also passed GCSE Maths at Grade C or higher, you could take A level Physics alongside Electronics. Assessment The course is assessed by examination (60%)...

...a creative writing task, a response to a Shakespeare play and poetry. 2. Speaking and Listening You will focus on three assignments: an individual presentation...

...This focuses on natural hazards like earthquakes, volcanoes, tropical storms and flooding and introduces weather and climate theory. It studies issues...

...life stages The possible impact of both expected and unexpected life events The ways in which an individual's self-concept develops Vocational Experience...

...Numeracy skills will be required, such as the ability to plot Human Physiology and Health (GCSE) GCSE The course builds on the biology studied up to year...

...Module 1 in November, Module 2 in March and Module 3 in June. Entry requirements: Four Grade Ds at...

...Physics looks at the natural happenings in today's world. The course involves carrying out some experiments, learning the underlying theory... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...collecting and analysing data using a specific method. Progression This course can lead on to AS/A level Psychology and gives a good introduction to psychology...

...GCSE. Sociology attempts to understand how society works. It examines how the individual interacts with society and its institutions. Sociologists study areas such as education...