Government Funded courses East Sussex

...There may be opportunities to visit the theatre and attend study days in London, for which there will be a charge to cover tickets and travel...

...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...

...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...

...will use your knowledge to improve your own practical writing skills for a variety of audiences and purposes. Duration: One year Do I need any additional qualifications/ skills?...

...Philosophy A Level is very well respected by all academic institutions. Are There Any Special Expenses? Students will be provided with key texts and handouts...

...There are two modules at AS level - Unit 1 = Aspects of Narrative which is an examination of two hours on two novels and a selection of poetry...

...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...

...externally set tests and short written papers throughout the two years of the course. Work experience is included in the second year. What can I do afterwards?...

...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...

...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...

...Students will also complete a course work study on the Wars of the Roses tracing the course and outcome of this dynastic struggle and its impact on England...

...a range of topics which are likely to be: Archaeology and the Classical World (in which you will study the principles and methods of archaeology and...

...Engineering Geology). A2: Year 2 Module 4 - Interpreting the Geological Record (rock forming processes, palaeontology, map interpretation). Module...

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

...and to develop the practical skills necessary for fieldwork. There will be a number of local field trips. AS: Year 1 The AS course consists of 2 units...

...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...

...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...