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...

...2 hr paper: 60% of AS mark / 40% of A Level. Unit 3: Beliefs in Society. 1 hr 30 min paper: 20% of A level. Sociology AS/A2 Entry Requirements Minimum...

...The test assesses your reading and writing skills, including spelling, punctuation and grammar. There are opportunities to retake the test throughout the...

...In the first year you will study Particles, Radiation and Quantum Phenomena Particles, Mechanics, Current Electricity, Elastic Properties of Solids and Waves...

...and reading and comprehension skills. You will study a range of texts from many fields of interest. You will learn to analyse language more precisely...

...However students often prefer to buy their own texts so they can annotate...

...Reading is a coursework module which consists of one piece of comparative coureswork (comparing two texts- 1200-1500 words) and one piece applying a theoretical...

...Higher Education Degrees, Diplomas etc. Careers in recording, studio production, media, sound systems...

...treatments with your clients. You will need to have excellent personal appearance to promote the industry and enthusiasm to cope when the going gets tough...

...gives students the opportunity to perform as soloists and as part of an ensemble. You can perform music in any style, for any instrument or voice and...

...Practical hairdressing, including all aspects of modern hairdressing, i. e. colouring, cutting, curling, styling, reception duties, use of salon...

...This course cannot be taken in conjunction with Computing A Level. Course content AS: Year 1 Unit 1: Information, Systems and Applications...

...nutrition and menu planning, food preparation and cooking, technological developments with the catering industry. Duration: One year Do I need any additional...

...areas of study for Medieval History course. AS: Year 1. The end of Anglo-Saxon England culminating in the invasion of William the Conqueror and his success...

...The course concentrates on the literary and archaeological evidence for aspects of Greek and Roman civilisation. At AS Level you will study two units...

...to comprise more informed choices concerning human interaction with the physical environment. As well as providing practical hands on experience through...

...demonstrating to both universities and employers the ability to grasp and analyse a wider range of issues than those normally covered within subjects...

...at GCSE and therefore a grade C or above at GCSE is advisable, but not essential. The course also involves some mathematics and in particular statistics...

...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...

...This course enables students to develop an understanding of food, nutrition and health and the factors that influence this. These include sociological issues such as family...