Government Funded courses Cornwall

...literature and philosophy complement many other popular A levels, including Art, Drama and Theatre Studies, English Literature, Government and Politics...

...to attend an Access Taster where full course information is given and you will be expected to complete the Initial Assessment and a written exercise...

...opportunities for the development and application of a full range of academic skills explore real business situations be practical in the application... Learn about: Business Studies...

...and requires full attendance and absolute commitment to allow you to fully maximise your opportunities; you will though have access to a range of support... Learn about: Health and Social Care, Nursing Health...

...This course has been designed to reflect this, and will take students through each topic, as listed below: Topic 1 - Physical Chemistry 1.1 – Atomic structure...

...with a detailed study of your chosen poems - Anthology: Paris - how experience is expressed and how identity is shaped - The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini... Learn about: English Language...

...qualification but may be used as evidence of knowledge and skills towards regulated qualifications in the future. Syllabus Unit 1 - Promote Equality and Inclusion in Health... Learn about: Early Years, Learning and Development, Communication Training...

...Astro-Biologist, Space Scientist and Planetary Scientist, 1934-1996). Entry requirements To study A-levels you need at least 5 A*- C grades at...

...in order to gain a deeper understanding of contemporary debates surrounding modern citizenship. The course encourages an active and participatory approach to citizenship...

...By studying Chemistry, you will discover the huge impact it has on the world around us. By the end of the course you should have a deeper understanding...

...counselling skills in everyday life. This could be in and out of work. Some of the approaches that underpin the use of these skills will also be taught... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Entry requiremets To study A-levels you need at least 5 A*- C grades at GCSE, including designated B grades and an average GCSE Score of at least... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...assessed across two examinations and one coursework assessment. For each of these components you will be required to read some pre-selected texts... Learn about: English Language...

...you to make your own black and white photographs. You will also learn about the history and development of the medium and become familiar with a range...

...The Importance of Being Earnest William Shakespeare, Shakespeare: A Critical Anthology - Comedy (This Edexcel publication is only available from your...

...It may be studied alongside or after taking A-Level Mathematics. Like Mathematics, it is a very useful A-level to have and is recommended for many degree... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...water and mineral nutrients are essential for life on Earth. Humans exploit and manage physical resources to provide higher material living standards...

...in your study of other A-Level subjects, study at HE level and in future employment. For example studying sociology will encourage you to think more critically...

...(*20% of total for A Level qualification) Further information on all units can be found from the web link below: http://qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/A%20Level/History/2015/teaching-and-learning-materials/A-%20guide-to-AS-and-A-level-History-from-2015...

...practical and includes training in areas of performing which may include acting for film, television or stage as well as directing. Expect: to develop your writing...