Government Funded courses East Sussex

...Health & Social Care courses are encouraged to apply as the course provides excellent additional skills for career progression in the medical sciences...

...There will be one written assignment per unit and other assessments for practical and class-based activities. These will take the form of tutor observations... Learn about: Full Time...

...You will also find out how science is used in industry and its uses in everyday life. Science GCSE (Single and Double Awards) Subject category...

...on realistic workplace situations, activities and demands. You will gain knowledge of a range of media areas through practical productions backed up...

...In the second year there is one examination on forensic psychology and health and clinical psychology. A second examination is on approaches and research methods in psychology...

...certificates or a full NVQ Listening. Speaking. Reading. Writing. You can do as few or as many as you want, and they dont all have to be at the same level...

...The costs would be field trips but these are voluntary. Students need to purchase a textbook and can also subscribe to Sociology review magazine...

...although we do try to place you near to home or college. Students will also need to complete and pay for a CRB check...

...The following topics are covered: What is sociology? Family Education Social Differentiation Social Control and Deviance. Sociology GCSE Subject category...

...and maintaining high ethical and professional standards as a coach and role model to younger players. Education equivalent of 4 GCSEs at grades...

...Skill Acquisition and Socio-cultural Studies in PE/Sport. These units are studied in year one (A/S Level). Practical performance in two activities is assessed...

...have studied a Science course at GCSE standard. Course content The course has been designed to: Recognise the impact of Science and technology on everyday...

...What can I do afterwards? This course serves as a good foundation for students wishing to continue onto Level 3 courses. A requirement of a Merit...

...AS Level in the second year, or use your skills to pick up other new languages and to travel. You do not need an A Level to take Spanish at University...

...How will I be assessed? You will be continually assessed on your completion of coursework throughout the year. There will be approximately four assignments...

...We aim to provide as much individual help as possible based on your own needs and interests, with special emphasis on improving the accuracy of your spelling and punctuation...

...What can I do afterwards? The course provides a suitable foundation for the study of Information and Communication Technology, or a related area of study...

...one unit in March and the terminal unit 2 in May/June. There is no coursework, all assessment is by examination. What Could I Do Next? Mathematics... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...What can I do afterwards? Computing A Level can lead to degree level courses in Computer Science, Computing, Computer Studies , Software Engineering and Networking...

...Assessment is by 3 modular examinations in November, January and May/June. The course covers topics such as number work, algebra, shape, space and measure...