Government Funded courses Eastleigh

...· How to participate effectively in society as a citizen, producer and consumer. · Key areas of study include the price mechanism and its role in allocating resources...

...Medieval and Early Modern History AS 1) From Anglo-Saxon England to Norman England, 1035-1087: England before the Norman Conquest, the events of 1066...

...the issues that affect it. The modules in geography cover a wide range of current events. Geography Do you want to study a subject that focuses on...

...This is a rigorous academic course. The course aims to develop: The capacity for thinking creatively, innovatively, analytically, logically and critically...

...After the Course Each unit is certificated and will enhance your application for employment or Higher Education by illustrating your ability to achieve...

...Entry Requirements Minimum of five GCSE grades A* to C with BB (Higher paper only) in Science GCSE, C Intermediate/Higher in Maths and C in English Language... Learn about: Human Biology...

...Examination 1 hour 40 minutes (18.25%) Unit 6 Project - Coursework - 15 hours of laboratory time (13.5%) After The Course The course gives an excellent...

...is a thought-provoking and intellectually demanding subject that would be particularly suitable for students expecting to achieve a majority of A or B grades at...

...of five GCSE's grades A-C. This must include a grade C or above in English...

...There is a direct correspondence between spoken and written forms. The basic points of grammar are quite simple. And also did you know that Spanish...

...AQA BIOLOGY SPECIFICATION GCSE 4411 The course encourages students to: Develop their interest in, and enthusiasm for science Develop a critical approach...

...Using and applying Decision Mathematics -You will: Select & organise data for analysis. Use appropriate mathematics to find solutions. Interpret solutions...

...Introducing Travel & Tourism; Travel Destinations; Customer Service, The Guided Tour, Tourism Development & Event Management. Second year students...

...to ensure that it is on their application. What Will I Learn On This Course? Throughout the course you will develop your imagination, your communicative...

...course you will take the AS examination. After the Course Students can continue Spanish at A2 level. You can use the language skills you've gained in a wide variety of...

...Although some of you may have enjoyed studying Sociology related courses at GCSE level, this is an opportunity for you to develop your understanding of society further...

...The range of materials and methods of working include: carving - cutting and shaping modelling - forming, moulding and bending casting - clay and plaster constructing...

...AS Unit B - Religion and Ethics 2 This unit examines two major law based theories of moral reasoning and their application to the candidate's choice of ethnical dilemma...

...Unit 2 : "Physics at work". How we can use physics to understand music and how music may be recorded onto a CD, for example. This unit also covers...

...and Sports Studies in higher education, and it is also a suitable qualification for other areas of study. The syllabus provides an excellent foundation...