Government Funded courses Durham

...Job opportunities after this course: Following successful completion of this course you may gain employment in the land-based sector as a veterinary care assistant... Learn about: Veterinary Nursing...

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

...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...

...Travel Agent, Resort Representative, Airport Passenger Service Agent...

...(minimum of 1000 words). 60% of qualification Content Summary: Students will: •Generate practical work, ideas and research from sources •Explore media and processes... Learn about: Art design, Communication Training...

...with a broad understanding of business and an in depth knowledge of its functions. It will develop written and numerical skills, alongside working...

...painting, sculpture and printmaking. You will find out about researching, analysing and reviewing your own work and the work of other artists and designers... Learn about: Art design...

...whilst you may also be given an opportunity to spend a week abroad, visiting businesses in a major European city. When does the course start and how long does it last?...

...Job opportunities after this course: There exists a wide variety of higher education options that are related to biology. For example, Biology A level can support entry...

...This is the second year of a two year course and lasts one academic year. What qualifications are needed to do the course? Successful completion of...

...in 15 hours of sustained focus Topics: The A level Photography courses aims to develop students’ practical, creative and communication skills through the use of photography... Learn about: Art design...

...were still being treated as second class citizens. This unit studies the reaction of black people to this and their fight for equal civil rights...

...by many employers and can be transferred to lots of careers. Computer Science is an exciting, creative subject in which you will practically apply academic...

...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...

...pH curves, buffers and indicators, electrode potential and electrochemical cells. Inorganic Chemistry – Periodic trends and properties of period 3 elements... Learn about: IT Law...

...where understanding how ICT can be used in society and business, and the implications of its use, will be a valuable asset...

...In A2 students will complete an independent investigation into language, as well as studying language diversity and child language acquisition... Learn about: English Language...

...A minimum of 5 GCSE's at grades A-C including Maths and English. You should be prepared to learn in a practical way and to apply your learning and develop...

...applying all of the skills learnt across the year. This unit gives students the chance to take control of their own literary research and produce a piece...

...ICAEW and further study in Higher Education. It can be used as part of an A level programme for access to H.E. courses, particularly for business courses...