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...

...Classical Tradition in response to a set brief. The second composition is a free composition. Option B: 8-10 minutes: 35% of qualification Three compositions... Learn about: Music Technology, Musical Theatre, Music Theory...

...to taking and processing your own film and digital images. You will practice black and white printing in our darkroom and digital image manipulation...

...A production task carried out under examination. You will also undertake an aural analysis of unfamiliar popular songs testing your historical and production knowledge... Learn about: Music Management, Music Therapy, Music Industry...

...All units are practical based with written analysis and evaluation. A2 involves a written illustrated study (2000 words) as part of the coursework...

...assumptions and ideas whilst searching for truth. The ability to ask penetrating questions; to analyse and evaluate the arguments of others and to present... Learn about: Study Philosophy, Philosophy of religion, Classical civilisation...

...and white photography and digital imaging. In addition, students are required to write ideas/evaluations and image analysis in a sketchbook and attend theory lectures...

...of black and white darkroom printing Experiment more widely with black and white and colour images, further exploring your camera techniques Continue... Learn about: White images, Photography exhibitions, Digital Camera...

...of the two year course. Materials costs - for video, audio and photographic materials which will be used on the course and then taken away by students... 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: Particle Physics, GCSE Physics, Sports Science...

...in each unit in order to pass the qualification and progress. What can I do afterwards? Over 90% of our most successful students can progress onto...

...characteristics in crime scene analysis Sport and Exercise How an audience can facilitate or inhibit sports performance Benefits of exercise on mental health... Learn about: Report Writing, Science in Psychology, Social Policy...

...This course is part of the Foundation Learning Tier, which means students will also access qualifications in English, Maths and ICT functional skills...

...written and verbal arguments; understanding human relationships; sensitive to people and problems. Most of our advanced level students go on to a wide range of degree courses... Learn about: Global sociology, Culture and Identity, Sociological Theory...

...You will have the chance to discover and enhance your understanding of Art and Design through a very practical experience. Taught by a team of practising artists and designers...

...immigration on Spanish Society Challenges of immigration and integration in Spain Public and social reaction towards immigration in Spain Theme... Learn about: Spanish Conversation, Spanish society, Spanish Grammar...

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

...you do not have to re-sit English Language GCSE, but it may be useful in the future... Learn about: Language Study, English Conversation, English Language...

...In the final term of the course you will complete two written examinations which will account for the final 50% of your marks. What can I do afterwards?...

...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...