Government Funded courses East Sussex

...Unit 3: Comparative Analysis and Text Adaptation Unit 4: Comparative Analysis through Independent Study (coursework) What can I do afterwards?...

...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...

...need to have GCSE grade B (or higher) in Science and Maths. Grade C in Physics GCSE may be acceptable. Course content Physics is interesting and rewarding...

...who do not have a grade C or above in English should re-take this subject. Level 2 (eg GCSE+) students will need a minimum of grade C at English to progress...

...2. Analyse and evaluate philosophical arguments. Unit 3 assessed by a 1hr 30min examination the following June. Unit 4 will be assessed by a 2hr...

...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...

...to study the styles most common in popular music. Students are required to study the development of popular music styles from 1910 through to the present...

...Successful completion of the course will open the door to many exciting careers, for instance in beauty salons, skin care clinics, hotels, health...

...before concentrating on important musical features, context and/or elements of continuity and change. Students will also listen to a wide range of unfamiliar...

...Some externally set and marked tests. What can I do afterwards? You could move on to do Advanced Hairdressing NVQ Level 3, or Beauty Therapy Studies NVQ Level...

...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...

...You will study the following: the catering industry, nutrition and menu planning, food preparation and cooking, technological developments with the catering industry...

...Are There Any Special Expenses? Students are advised to supplement their text books with suggested works but otherwise there are no exceptional costs...

...(where you will analyse a selection of plays by Aristophanes, Menander and Plautus). Classical Civilisation AS and A2 Subject category: Humanities What will I study?...

...They can also get jobs in areas where graduate entry is required including civil service, banking and teaching. Are There Any Special Expenses?...

...assessing and development of argument. A2 builds on AS work, developing higher level skills including the resolution of dilemmas and more complex critical reasoning...

...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...

...Reformation 1529-47 2. The Reformation in Europe 1500-1564. The A2 programme will consist of the following units: 1. The Reign of Elizabeth I 1558-1603...

...and the development of food products Practical will be an integral part of the course. How Will I Be Assessed? Assessment is by two written papers at...