Government Funded courses Leyton

...There are five mandatory and four optional units of study over the year. These include subject areas such as developing and maintaining a healthy...

...You can pay to resit exams in order to improve your mark. You will also complete a number of formal internal assessments to test your knowledge and skills...

...their knowledge from Unit One to create their own texts. The two creative writing pieces should be accompanied by commentaries, detailing decisions made in the writing process...

...To an English/Humanities degree at university, then to careers in publishing, journalism, management, academia, or the arts. What are the enrichment opportunities?...

...plays, poems and spoken language texts as well as contextualise and evaluate 20th century political journalism. How is it assessed? 60% of the course...

...as well as an interest in literary texts and the workings of language. Where can this lead me? Students may progress to a degree in English or Humanities...

...Competence in languages enhances prospects in almost any career. What are the enrichment opportunities? We offer a wide range of enrichment activities...

...Major employers and universities need people who have wide general knowledge and the ability to make connections between different subjects...

...Enrichment opportunities vary from year to...

...acceptance of others, including valuing diversity. Some voluntary experience of the care sectors is preferable. All students are required to complete...

...All units are coursework-based. Two of the units will be externally moderated by Edexcel. Course duration One year full-time. What do I need to study this subject?...

...visits to university open days, food hygiene and various guest speakers...

...The course allows you to develop a range of historical skills, and Key Skills in Communication. How is it assessed? The AS History course involves...

...Old Bailey tours, Legal London guided walks, visits to the Royal Courts of Justice, the Bar National Mock Trial Competition, revision conferences...

...will take two units of Core Maths and a unit on Statistics. For A2 Maths you will take a further two units of Core Maths and either a unit of Mechanics...

...You will then take three more units: Mechanics 2, Further Pure Maths 2 and Further Pure Maths 3. How is it assessed? AS Further Maths is assessed by three 1.5 hour examinations...

...of Number level 2. Where can this lead me? GCSE Maths grade C is often a requirement for employment or access to higher education...

...to combine a theoretical understanding of the mass media in society, and methods for analysing media products, with the development of practical skills for media production...

...It is equivalent to four GCSE grades A*-C. Course details You will develop practical skills to enable you to produce your own media products as well... Learn about: Full Time...

...You will develop practical skills to enable you to produce moving images, print and image manipulation, journalism and sound for radio. You will... Learn about: Full Time...