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...Ive enjoyed Further Maths a lot over the two years. Sarah Pratt Further Maths is fun, challenging and stimulating. I enjoyed my two years of Further Maths...

...their intellectual rigour and ability to think through an issue precisely and clearly. Or you can simply use it as a nice addition to your UCAS form/CV!...

...Law is very highly regarded as a qualification. Phil Hall Other useful information Teachers with extensive exam board experience Every year over half...

...and two examinations for A2. There is no coursework! Special entry requirements Grade C or above in GCSE English Language What the students say Law is a very interesting course...

...Andrew Booth Maths is very challenging and interesting. All that is needed for a great subject with great rewards. Ben Plant Maths is my hardest subject...

...usually teacher led and could involve investigations, discussion, group work and working on examples. Scientific calculators are used extensively throughout...

...GCSE Mathematics develops your understanding of mathematics and gives you the confidence to tackle problems in the work place and everyday...

...go on to study at University and many pursue media-related courses/careers in PR, advertising, journalism and media production...

...MEDIA STUDIES AS and A Level (WJEC) Campus: Cheadle and Marple (26.09.08) Course overview The course will enable you to draw on your existing experience...

...in the medical-related professions e.g. medical laboratory work, such as specialising in haematology. You could also progress to a range of linked degree...

...A Level (year two) Unit Four 30%: Extended Performance solo and ensemble playing to a minimum of Grade 6 standard. Unit Five 30%: Composition and Technical...

...Fantastic teaching that makes everything seem so simple. Rachael Denny (Huddersfield University) Other useful information We have high pass rates...

...a further 2 units for A Level. The emphasis on the subject content will involve more stretch and challenge to students. AS Level (year one) Unit One In this first...

...to approximately grade 5 standard on their instrument and can read staff notation in at least treble and bass clef. What the students say Its a practical...

...Arts as they expand their imagination, sensitivity and artistic knowledge of dance, drama and music. AS Level (year one) Unit One This unit includes skills-based...

...Christopher Nolan The community project was great, it was fun to perform outdoors and interact with the audience. Katie Packer Other useful information...

...and an observation report by an appropriately-skilled observer. Unit Three (or Four) You will apply the skills studied in Unit 2, as you work to put on a group performance...

...It is recommended that you take a First Aid Qualification alongside this course. What the students say This isnt just about performing; its about the business...

...This will culminate in a timed practical examination. A Level (year two) Unit Three: Coursework The second year builds upon these skills giving you...

...Principles and concepts across different areas of Physical Education Historical Studies Sports Psychology Exercise and Sport Physiology Unit...