Government Funded courses Durham

...Progression to an apprenticeship in the animal care industry may also be an option to enable you to gain more experience working hands-on. You can... Learn about: Veterinary Nursing...

...BTEC National Certificate in Travel and Tourism. BTEC First Diploma in Travel and Tourism Why should I study BTEC First Diploma in Travel and Tourism?...

...veterinary emergencies, animal welfare, functional anatomy, professional relationships within veterinary practice... Learn about: Veterinary Nursing...

...All units will be assessed through a variety of internal assessment methods, including written assignments, role-play, group work activities...

...under timed examination conditions producing an outcome. A2 requires the student to produce a piece of written work (1000 words) and the final Unit... Learn about: Communication Training, Art design...

...others and problem solving capabilities. The course will enable students to progress to further study on the A2 second year of the programme to enter employment...

...AS level exams at the end of year one and the A level exams at the end of year 2. AS Level Component 1: Personal Investigation (coursework) 50% of qualification Content Summary... Learn about: Art design...

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

...of year one and A level exams at the end of year 2. AS involves 2 exams with questions drawn from topics 1-4 below as well as practical skills A2 Involves...

...No project work required for this 'A' Level qualification. How much will the course cost? All the books and equipment you will need will be provided...

...at the end of year one and A level exams at the end of year two. AS Level Component 1: Personal Investigation (coursework) 50% of qualification Content Summary... Learn about: Art design...

...sources and one two part question using their own knowledge. How much will the course cost? Text books are provided and the LRC is well stocked...

...Putting theory into practice is at the heart of this A-Level and much of your work will involve practical, hands-on development of computer programs...

...the marketable skills of evaluation, analysis and the ability to appreciate different points of view. History is a good subject for students who wish...

...and equip you with the essential practical skills you need. You will take AS exams at the end of year one and A Level exams at the end of year... Learn about: IT Law...

...and how you can apply them to different applications in real life. The second theme is 'Living in the digital world', which gives you a solid grounding...

...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?...

...school of literary critics • A knowledge of literary language You will sit AS exams at the end of year one and A Level exams at the end of year two...

...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...