Government Funded courses Durham

...veterinary terminology, veterinary anaesthesia, medication, radiography, employment issues and health and safety in a veterinary practice... Learn about: Veterinary Nursing...

...What progression routes are available? On successful completion of this course at a Merit grade learners could progress to BTEC National Certificate...

...It's a 2 year course for students wishing to gain skills in veterinary nursing. You will be working in our simulated veterinary practice surroundings... Learn about: Veterinary Nursing...

...This course starts in September and lasts for two academic years ending in May. What qualifications are needed to do the course? 4 GCSE grades...

...logotypes, etc. Projects are undertaken in four steps; research, analysis, development and final artwork. Personal Investigation: Under a given theme... Learn about: Communication Training, Art design...

...you will be expected to cover most, if not all, of the costs involved. What progression routes are available? On successful completion of this course learners...

...media and developing and applying your skills. Alongside this, you will be researching and analysing your own and others' work to support your progress... Learn about: Art design...

...and analysing marketing strategy; operations strategies and human resource strategies. Unit 4:The Business Environment and Managing Change. This final...

...medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, pharmacy, physiotherapy, radiography, occupational therapy, all branches of nursing, psychology, biomedical sciences...

...What progression routes are available? This course is designed to provide you with the highest 'A' Level grade you can achieve. You may use this qualification...

...from you’re your personal investigation. Exploring a chosen approach to the theme through experimenting with media and developing and applying your skills... Learn about: Art design...

...You need at least 5 GCSE's at grade C or above. If you studied History you must have at least a grade C. If you did not study History at...

...be taught through a variety of different methods, theory lessons, independent research and practical programming. You will also be expected to support...

...pursue courses in Law and Journalism as well as History itself. What will be studied on the course? Unit 3 Aspects of international relations 1945-2004...

...amines and polymers. Analytical Chemistry – mass spectroscopy, infra-red spectroscopy and at A Level only proton NMR, Chromatography and organic synthesis... Learn about: IT Law...

...All equipment will be provided. Standard course books will be provided on an extended loan. Students who have access to a computer are more likely to get higher grades...

...Topics: AS Level- Language Today- Students will explore how language choices reflect the identity of the user and how language use varies in context across... Learn about: English Language...

...the final accounts of a sole trader. These final accounts will then be adjusted and evaluated. What qualifications are needed to do the course?...

...gender, religion, education through various literary lenses within the world of comedy. This unit will be assessed by exam. Unit 2: Students will enter...

...Studying A2 Accounting will increase your practical financial and management skills and enable you to evaluate financial information in order to make better business decisions...