Government Funded courses Eastleigh

...There is at least one trip to London and one trip to Europe or New York each year. It is essential that you have your own 35mm SLR camera as the course...

...To study Philosophy means asking awkward questions about even the most apparently obvious things, so that we can become clearer about what, if anything...

...This course follows the Edexcel (London exams) syllabus, which has been at the forefront of A level Music and Music Technology syllabus development since the 1980s...

...There is also a rehearsal room, 6 practice rooms (3 of which have a recording studio adjacent), 2 music technology IT rooms and a music technology drop in centre with IT equipment...

...the challenge of mathematics and be anticipating a grade A or A* in your GCSE Mathematics...

...In statistics you learn how to analyse and summarise numerical data in order to arrive at conclusions. In decision mathematics you will study a range...

...University will find many fields of employment have a legal aspect. Subject Combinations Law combines well with almost all other AS and A level subjects...

...and databases to more creative tasks such as marketing with DTP and web-authoring. The course. ICT (Applied) Single Award This Applied 'A' Level as a course...

...essential for a wide range of careers. Subject Combinations The wide and topical subject content of this course makes it suitable for Science students...

...Students gain experience of practical projects set with a clients design brief. A variety of approaches to creating outcomes are taught using many research...

...11-13 Minutes You will carry out an argument on an issue of your choosing for 5 minutes. The conversation will then extend to related topics...

...Section C: A research based essay in which you write 240 -270 words on a subject related to French culture or society. After the Course · Students...

...countries such as Mexico, Japan and India b) Spectatorship - a study of the way spectators understand and interpret films c) Close study of a single...

...and the comprehension of relevant environmental texts. After The Course As part of a group of science or arts A Level courses, Environmental Studies provides...

...Unit 4: Presenting The World (Coursework 2500 words) (Students will have the freedom to explore, analyse and create texts of their own choice relating to the theme...

...how and why English has changed over time; the development of English as a world language and the development of children's spoken and written language...

...and the digital side gives a useful introduction to those who may wish to make a career in computer "hardware" systems and for those interested in studying Communication Systems...

...with one or more prototypes and an evaluation of the work. (50%) Timed examination: A written exam of 2 hours duration. Candidates are presented with questions...

...terms and techniques that may be new to you, and which will enable you to reflect more constructively on your own and other people's reasoning...

...the way computers work, how they are used and how they may develop in the future; programming and computational thinking is what the course is about...