Government Funded courses Durham

...For students wanting to develop some of the key skills and understanding in motor vehicle systems. Successful candidates will have the basic skills needed...

...of underpinning evidence On Line tests WHERE COULD THE COURSE LEAD? You may progress to level 3 through a work based learning course. HOW MUCH WILL IT COST?...

...At the end of the course participants will be able to: Assess and prioritise a first aid incident. Deal with an unconscious casualty. Carry out resuscitation (CPR)... Learn about: First Aid, Management of Risk...

...Successful completion of an AS level in Biology may lead to: Continue and do a full A level in Biology - see information available Entry onto Foundation...

...national curriculum in ICT. Developments such as iPads, BlackBerrys, Apps, social media and online gaming are now a part of everyday life. The career opportunities...

...practitioners in a variety of settings providing specialised advice and guidance services to clients including government agencies, schools...

...Deal with an unconscious casualty. Carry out resuscitation (CPR). Control bleeding and manage shock. Recognise and deal with a broad range of common injuries... Learn about: Management of Risk, First Aid...

...investigative studies in eco-environments such as St Mary's Island. When does the course start and how long does it last? The course starts in September...

...in this market are growing massively. Applications and packages studied include Adobe Creative Suite 5, Photoshop, Dreamweaver & Flash, DVD software and use of Office Suite...

...I would recommend anyone to come here, the facilities are impressive. When I finish here I hope to go to Teesside University... Learn about: Full Time...

...or dislocation has a head, neck or back injury has a condition effecting the eyes, ears or nose has a chronic medical condition or sudden illness is experiencing... Learn about: The Paediatric First Aid, Early Years Foundation Stage, First Aid...

...Students will study 3 units: Unit 1: Foundation chemistry Unit 2: Chemistry in Action Unit 3: Investigative and Practical Skills When does the course start...

...locally, nationally and globally. Students will sit the AS exams at the end of year one and the A level exams at the end of year two. Topics...

...You will produce a portfolio of work to help you obtain a University place. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS A level Art and Design. You will be required to attend...

...group and individual activities. Students will have one 2 hour lesson a week. In the first term and a half the focus will be on completing coursework...

...There is an increasing demand for people with qualifications in Chemistry to work in the chemical industry, as pharmacists, forensic and environmental scientists...

...the military 2.Changes in the role of the people 3.Britain and the French Wars, 1793–1815 4.The Crimean War, 1854–56 5.The second Boer War, 1899–1902 6.Trench...

...to attend an informal interview and to bring a portfolio of recent work. WHERE COULD IT LEAD? The course is very successful, 100% of all students who apply...

...A2 will be offered as an evening class next year. Alternatively, those wishing to progress could join A2 daytime classes. Please note this is an examined...

...a written piece of course work and a practical Sport assessment. When does the course start and how long does it last? The course starts in September... Learn about: Full Time...