Government Funded courses East Sussex

...but you can work on your assignments on your home PC or Mac. How will I be assessed? The method of assessment is through coursework assignments...

...improve your overall standard of English. The examination consists of coursework (20%) (writing done in class and at home), 20%...

...Media and E-Media What will I study? iMedia (formerly known as eMedia) enables you to develop the creative design and technical software skills you...

...This course is designed to prepare you for the GCSE examination. The teaching style is informal and student-centred, designed to help you if you wish...

...of the potential impact these may have on individuals, organisations and society. This course goes well with most other A Levels. Currently...

...for the GCSE examination in 2009/10 at Higher Level (Grades A D) This is the standard GCSE Maths, which many jobs require at Grade C. Assessment is...

...qualification which can be combined with a range of A Levels or other Advanced Diploma courses. Information Technology BTEC Diploma (Specialist)...

...and speakers use English for their own specific purposes. From adverts, to social media exchanges to articles, we focus on how and why language cannot... Learn about: English language study, English study, English Language...

...Examples in recent years have included Gatwick Airport, Chessington World of Adventure, Thorpe Park and the Sealife Centre. There will also be a residential...

...Effective communication: oral and written, analysis and critical examination of diverse forms of alternative perspectives; teamwork, independent thought... Learn about: Literary History, Literary significance, English Conversation...

...World wide Travel and Tourism Destinations Level 1. Travel and Tourism BTEC First Diploma Subject category: Travel and Tourism What will I study?...

...plus a digitally photographed storyboard of a key section from the screenplay. Evaluative Analysis An evaluative analysis (1600-1800 words) of the production... Learn about: Film and Television, Film Programming, Film Editing...

...Passenger Transport Issues for the Travel and Tourism Industry; Tourism in Rural Areas; The Appeal and Importance of UK Visitor Attractions...

...The Water Cycle and Rivers The Carbon Cycle and Energy Coursework – which must involve fieldwork... Learn about: Geo Politics, Tectonic Processes, Physical Geography...

...a final external moderation at the end of each year. What can I do afterwards? Progress to specialist arts courses in Art Foundation, Higher Education...

...The law is fascinating; it regulates us in every aspect of our lives. Through studying law, you can learn to understand how and why the law affects... Learn about: Law Making, IT Law, Human Rights...

...Art and Design (Applied) AS and A2 Subject category: Visual Arts What will I study? Duration: One year for AS Level and a further year to complete A Level...

...Mathematics is an essential tool for everyday life. It gives you an important key to understanding the world we live in as you develop your mathematical skills... Learn about: Mathematics Series, Numerical Methods, GCSE Mathematics...

...The third unit investigates working to visual arts briefs. Students will need to be able to research, explore and develop visual ideas from given briefs...

...Television, magazine, film marketing, music marketing and online options. Students will apply their knowledge and understanding of how texts are constructed... Learn about: Media Studies, Analysing Media, Media language...