Government Funded courses Cambridge

...Psychology of Sport & Exercise: the role of personality; performance issues; roles of teams, audiences and coaches; the relationship between sport and mental/physical health...

...life and death, meaning and purpose, practical ethics and morality. You will investigate answers from a variety of points of view, focusing on Buddhist...

...followed by a further year of A2 study. We are offering this option as a new route of study for some science students at Long Road in 2009. The transition...

...It examines how the individual interacts with society and its institutions. Sociologists study areas such as education, work, health, crime and deviance...

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

...at the same time, concerns such as the environment and eco-travel draw more attention. At a local level. Cambridge attracts tourists from across the world...

...different roles people have and the working relationships between employers and employees. You will study how businesses are organised and how technology...

...course which will give you and understanding of how different firms operate, for example, Administration Systems, Finance, Marketing and Customer Services...

...a research assigment (15%) in which you research and then write a report of around 1000-2000 words about the use of electronics in society...

...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...

...Information is provided through course books, videos, website resources and classroom discussions. Practical skills are gained through the use of...

...How to communicate effectively with a range of different client groups Barriers to effective communication and ways to overcome these barriers How people...

...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...

...C at school are expected to take this course. The GCSE is modular, so you can concentrate on one topic at a time, and it is possible to resit the module exams if necessary...

...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...

...some note-taking, and activities such as trying out tests used by psychologists and the use of the internet. Students undertaking this course will be expected...

...family, poverty, crime and deviance and research methods. You will examine a range of questions on social issues such as why class, gender and ethnic inequalities...