Government Funded courses Cambridge

...Psychology and your future The study of Psychology at this level can lead to a range of further studies and careers in Clinical, Educational...

...including the relationship between religion and morality, Utilitarianism and Situation Ethics and the study of ethical dilemmas such as war and peace and sexual ethics...

...opportunities to develop academic, practical and learning skills. You will gain competence and confidence in practical working, a knowledge of mathematics...

...research methods to these areas. Unit 3 Beliefs in Society: Religious organisations including cults, sects, churches and New Age movements; the belief...

...the work of a dramatist / poet; the work of a director / architect / musician / painter Assessment: Unit 3: listening, reading and writing examination...

...Countries and industries have invested heavily in new means of transport and infrastructure: at the same time, concerns such as the environment and eco-travel draw more attention...

...allows new kinds of working. You will explore how a business provides good customer service. Unit 3 Business Finance This looks at finance: how the money...

...own ideas to develop your skills as an entrepreneur. To assist with this, the course will involve contacts with local businesses. As part of the Diploma...

...the dangers of electricity, circuit breakers, risk assessments; digital subsystems such as logic gates, flip-flops, counters, astables (to make a continuous train of pulses)...

...GCSE. This course is for students who have not yet achieved Grade C in English at GCSE and wish, or need to improve their grade either for employment purposes...

...You study the effect of economic development on global warming, acid rain, the ozone layer hole and rising sea levels, and more sustainable ways of managing economic development...

...differ and what difference that can make How the law protects people and promotes equality Individual Needs within the Health and Social Care Sectors You will study...

...but also contains a substantial amount of new material. It is both for one-year GCSE students and AS/A2 students still seeking a GCSE science qualification...

...fractions and ratios. Module 3: Algebra, Shape & Space In this module, you will study equations, graphs and trigonometry Assessment: by examination...

...met from other sources and how we think the universe was created. Unit 2: the motion of an object, static and current electricity, nuclear fission and fusion and car safety... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...how it works and how we visually perceive the world around us. 6. Bio-psychology Bio-psychology looks at the physiology of our body and how this might...

...This may include social processes such as socialisation and social issues such as inequality. Family: You will study the changing structure of the British family...