Government Funded courses East Sussex

...a wide variety of research and artistic processes such as drawing, painting and 3D. A variety of techniques including sculpture in mixed media and printmaking...

...and 2 or Option B in both Components 1 and 2. All learners must study Component 3 Co-operative working; independent learning; using analysis to understand... Learn about: Music Production, Music Technology, Music Therapy...

...English and Humanities. How will I be assessed? The AS consists of one unit of practical and written coursework and a practical exam. The A2 consists of two units of coursework...

...from 1910 to the present day, a portfolio of work including a multi-track recording, and a creative arrangement will be achieved by the end of the... Learn about: Music Management, Music Technology, Music Video...

...(units 2 and 4). What can I do afterwards? Many students progress to a one year Art and Design Foundation before specialisation on BA degree courses in Photography...

...and inventive thinking is valued. Students who study Philosophy find it challenging and exciting and many say that it changes their outlook in ways... Learn about: Classical civilisation, Philosophy of religion, Study Philosophy...

...Film, photographic paper, sketch books, visits to galleries etc. approx £50 per term. You will also need access to a 35mm SLR film camera and digital camera...

...film, graphics, animation, illustration, fashion, advertising and fine art. The A level could provide a gateway into a structured commercial career.... Learn about: Photographic ideas, Photography exhibitions, Digital Camera...

...across six terms. These include production work, theoretical work and presentations. In addition to this you are required to take two additional AS Levels... Learn about: Full Time...

...What is Physics? Basically, Physics tries to explain how the universe works as simply as possible, but no simpler. From Quarks to Quasars, Physics is... Learn about: Quantum Physics, GCSE Physics, Physics in Satellites...

...The course is delivered through a series of practical assignments which are delivered by specialist staff in specialist facilities. Art and Design...

...Students go on to a huge range of degree courses such as Medicine, Teaching and Social Policy. Psychology is about people and can lead to a wide variety of careers... Learn about: Report Writing, Science in Psychology, Social Policy...

...Design and Media work you have produced...

...often in Sociology and the Social Sciences. This subject is a particular asset for careers involving working with people, such as management... Learn about: Sociological Theory, Crime and Deviance, Global sociology...

...At every stage you will discuss your progress with the tutors so that you will be fully aware of the development you are making. Our tutorial system...

...listening, organisational and social skills; sharper writing skills; improved use of English language; analysis; decision-making; problem solving... Learn about: Spanish Grammar, Spanish Language, Artistic cultures...

...painting, sculpture, printmaking and mixed media. All coursework units and the externally set assignment involve historical and contextual research...

...This new syllabus is a fast-track, one year GCSE English Language course involving wider reading and building on written and spoken skills: Paper... Learn about: English Conversation, English Language, Language Study...

...How will I be assessed? You will be expected to complete four linked pieces of coursework which will give you 50% of your overall marks. In the final...

...The full range of GCSE grades will be available on this course which will enable you to pass the exam in one year. Students should ideally have completed...