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?...

...40% of AS mark / 20% of A Level Unit 2: Education / Sociological Methods 2 hr paper: 60% of AS mark / 40% of A Level Unit 3: Beliefs in Society 1 hr 30 min paper...

...The Foundation Project is assessed via a production log, dossier of evidence, presentation and a written report (250-1000 words) which is marked by a teacher...

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

...There is no option for a November re-sit. What can I do afterwards? As a guarantee of competence in reading, writing, speaking and listening...

...It helps students develop excellent critical skills and is challenging and enlightening. Philosophy is literally the love of wisdom! Unit...

...How will I be assessed? This A Level will be assessed by a combination of coursework and examination. There will be important class essays to complete...

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

...cruise liners, photographic and TV work. Progression is available to the Foundation Degree in Complementary Healthcare. Are there any additional costs involved?...

...Unit 3: Developing Musical Understanding This unit focuses on listening to familiar music and understanding how it works. Set works will be listened to and studied...

...beauty and theatrical make-up through the college, costs discussed at interview. Location: Lewes 6th Form College...

...Applications and Implications The systems cycle. Designing computer-based information systems. Networks and communications. Applications of...

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

...for Higher Education and opens the door to a variety of careers including journalism, teaching, the civil service, banking and business in general...

...At the end of each year of study assessment is by external examination. What can I do afterwards? Students have gone on to study History, Classics...

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

...A2 builds on AS work, developing higher level skills including the resolution of dilemmas and more complex critical reasoning. Students study a wide range...

...Geography will provide links to other subjects related to the environment, global development, archaeology, geology and anthropology. You could gain employment...

...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...

...demographics and poverty as well as provision and management of resources. The course covers. Food provision. Consumer rights and retailing...