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...for story-telling,entertainment and providing insights into the issues and relationships that concern us. Drama & Theatre Studies gives you the opportunity...

...capacitors, diodes, operational amplifiers, logic gates. Unit 2: Deals with more complex systems such as amplifiers, counters and memory. Unit...

...you to explore your own ability to write creatively for different audiences and purposes. What do I study? Year 1 (AS) Unit 1: Categorising Texts Covers...

...assessed by a two-part written assignment. The first will focus on your. Why study English Language with Literature? English Language with Literature...

...This includes novels, a variety of drama texts including Shakespeare, as well as a selection of poetry. An element of coursework allows students to pursue...

...appreciation and enjoyment of film, the major art form of the twentieth century. Films have the power to shock, provoke, amuse and excite audiences...

...in our physical environment especially volcanoes, earthquakes, global warming and coasts, whilst other students may prefer the contrasts of Human Geography...

...appropriate research into sources and contexts - primary recording and analysis of sources and contexts - sensitive selection and exploration of media and processes...

...further learning opportunities within employment such as training, possibly in National Vocational Qualification (NVQ)...

...All students will study a unit that is exam based. The other units are assessed through practical portfolio work. Single students will study three units...

...of students who wish to continue the study of Mathematics beyond GCSE but for whom AS Mathematics is not immediately appropriate. On successful completion of the course...

...Law, Management, any Science course, Psychology, Technology, to name but a few. All Mathematics qualifications at this level are much sought after...

...Computing, Engineering, Geography, Law, Management, Insurance, any Science subject and Technology. They are also useful when applying for highly competitive...

...anyone with either an interest in the media or those thinking of a related career in Media and Communications, such as Advertising, Journalism and Marketing...

...study of a language for purposes of leisure, for your career or because you wish to study it at university. Whatever the reason, the AS course will provide you with the confidence...

...because they are interested in image making and they want to explore Photography as a creative medium. Through mainly practical projects you can explore...

...What do I study? Year 1 (AS) Unit 1: An introduction to Physical Education Unit 2: Acquiring, developing and evaluating practical skills in Physical Education Assessment...

...The AS course (first year) consists of two examined units, the first assessed January, the second in May or June. Each. is worth 40% of the AS marks...

...and each of our lives that explains its immense popularity. This relevance is seen in the many practical applications that have derived from Psychology...

...learning about the relationship between religion, art and the media will be of great interest to you. What do I study? Year 1 (AS) Unit 1: Religion Philosophy...