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...

...This course is designed specifically for those students who wish to work towards a GCSE qualification in English. It is intended to provide you with key communication skills...

...Physics is interesting and rewarding but you must show commitment. Physics should not be undertaken half-heartedly. High grades can be obtained if...

...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...

...Year 1. Philosophy teaches people to think clearly, to follow lines of reason, and to argue from premises to conclusions. It helps students develop excellent...

...Unit 3 = Texts and Genres which consists of an examination of 2 hours in June on Elements of the Gothic (30% of total A Level) Unit 4 = Further and Independent...

...A short audition and written exam will be necessary before entry onto the course. Course content AS: Year 1 Unit 1: Coursework Portfolio Students...

...Use of Salon IT, reception duties, retailing, facial care, make-up, eye treatments, nail treatments, waxing, body massage, electrical therapy,electrolysis...

...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...

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

...moral and social issues. Unit 2: Structured ICT Tasks Design. Software development. Testing. Documentation. A2: Year 2 Unit 3: ICT Systems, Applications...

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

...together with the completion of one course work assignment in the second year. What Could I Do Next? History is a popular and respected degree subject...

...(where you will study the literary and archaeological evidence for the conquest and Romanisation of Britain). Comic Drama in the Ancient World...

...Course content The course explores relevant issues including cultural and political aspects of development and climate change. Geography empowers students...

...publicity leaflets, academic journals etc. Much of the material is produced by students themselves. Classes involve many lively discussions...

...Year 2 A2 The A2 course consists of 2 units: Geography Research Sustainability - Food, water, energy, cities. How Will I Be Assessed? AS: There is an examination...

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