Government Funded courses East Sussex

...This course is a good preparation for higher education or full-time employment in a range of professions, including law, media and journalism...

...Occupations in research, management, the civil service, journalism and law are only some examples of possible careers. Are There Any Special Expenses?...

...How will I be assessed? Functional Skills is assessed in a traditional test format along with a speaking and listening assessment in the form of a group discussion...

...The second year covers a wide range of topics including: Fields, Nuclear Energy and Nuclear Instability as well as a choice from: Astrophysics Medical...

...English GCSE Subject category: English and Communication What will I study? The emphasis of this course is on improving writing, speaking, listening...

...Students will be required to: 1. Outline philosophical arguments. 2. Analyse, evaluate and criticise philosophical arguments. What Could I Do Next?...

...and attend study days in London, for which there will be a charge to cover tickets and travel. Location: Lewes 6th Form College...

...This is not intended to be a comprehensive and in-depth study of every popular, jazz or rock music style, but an overview of the main styles and trends...

...How will I be assessed? In our modern training studios, the course is based on flexible continuous assessment of practical work, assignments...

...for any instrument or voice and part of a five-six minute assessed performance. The expected standard is Grade 5. Unit 2: Composing. This unit encourages...

...dedication to build a portfolio of work, enthusiasm to cope when the going gets tough, the ability to communicate and to be able to discuss and debate with clients...

...logically and critically. The skills to work collaboratively. The ability to apply skills, knowledge and understanding of ICT in a range of contexts to solve problems...

...qualifications/ skills? How will I be assessed? An exam (40% of total marks), one project (20% of total marks) and two practical assessments...

...to have studied History for GCSE. However, well-developed writing skills are a prerequisite for a very demanding course. A minimum of Grade C English will be expected...

...archaeological evidence from major Mycenaean sites). Greek Historians (in which you will study literary extracts from the works of Herodotus...

...mining and mineral exploration, climate prediction and monitoring, and, more recently, satellite exploration and environmental monitoring. They can...

...Students study a wide range of materials across many disciplines, from accounts of road accidents to statistical material, newspaper articles...

...Changing Physical Environments - Climate change - Tectonics and hydrosphere Changing Human Environments - Population change - Settlement change...

...Aspects of Stuart Britain 1603-1714 (Coursework). Duration: One year for the AS qualification, an additional year to complete A2. Do I need any additional...

...and management of resources. The course covers Food provision Consumer rights and retailing Food hygiene and safety The health of the nation and the welfare...