Government Funded courses East Sussex

...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...

...(discussion undertaken in class often lively!) and 60% examination. Students study a pre-release booklet, a. English GCSE (FR) Duration 60 Hours Course...

...You will be expected to take an AS/A2 in another subject or a BTEC National Award alongside iMedia. Duration: Two years 10 hours a week. Do I need...

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

...written examination of two hours 30 minutes (30%) Unit 4 - coursework - internal assessment (20%). What can I do afterwards? A successful ICT A Level...

...This one-year course prepares students 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...

...This course would be highly suitable as Specialist Learning for those studying the Advanced Diploma in IT, enabling you to specialise in computer based study...

...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 Language, English study...

...to achieve a nationally recognised qualification. The course is divided into two units: Unit 1: The Leisure and Tourism Industry Unit 4: Customers and Employment...

...Media or Drama. This course is also useful for careers in journalism, media or teaching. English Literature explores our identities and emotions... Learn about: English Conversation, Literary History, Literary significance...

...and visits ie Dieppe £15, London £12, Bilbao £150 are some examples from recent visits. We endeavour to give as much notice as possible to allow students...

...your knowledge and understanding of six films. COMPONENT 2 Varieties of Film (Global Film; Documentary Film; Silent cinema; Experimental Film (1960–2000)... Learn about: Film Programming, Film Studies, Film Directing...

...For the two years this will be approximately £85. Additional costs will be for trips and visits in both the UK and overseas. Examples of these...

...to ask questions and draw your own reasoned conclusions about key issues based on your research. Teamwork; problem-solving; quantitative and qualitative skills... Learn about: Geo Politics, Tectonic Processes, Physical Geography...

...London College of Fashion and St. Martins in London. Some students have had direct entry onto university degree courses, including Graphic Design...

...What’s the law on keeping your home safe for visitors? What is justice? Should judges make law? What’s the difference between law and morality?... Learn about: Robbery and burglary, Law of Tort, Law Making...

...Students need to match their commitment with a substantial investment in equipment and materials. There are two compulsory requirements. You must...

...There is a national shortage of mathematicians, and employment prospects are good. A LEVEL MATHS Core Irrational Numbers Algebra Coordinate Geometry Calculus... Learn about: LEVEL MATHS, Numerical Methods, GCSE Mathematics...

...presentation skills by exploring artists work and producing their own responses. They will learn to connect their contextual studies with their ongoing practical...

...Understanding Media Industries and Audiences COMPONENT 3: PRODUCTION COURSEWORK (30% of qualification) Students will create two media products from the following media forms... Learn about: Media industries, Media Advertising, Media language...