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...

...We also may visit economic institutions in London and elsewhere to find out how economic policy is made and markets operate. Our students also attend economics...

...AS. Unit One: Categorising Texts: explores both spoken and written language and how the intended audience and purpose affect how people write and speak...

...William Shakespeare, King Lear; Sophocles, Oedipus Rex English Literature: AS and A2 Level A study of literary texts (plays, poems and novels)...

...Comparative Textual Analysis and Review. (Summer exam 30%). Here you will analyse a series of thematically linked unseen excerpts from novels...

...AS. LL1: Critical Reading of Literary and Non-Literary Texts. (Summer exam 30%) In this unit you study an anthology of pre-20th Century poetry and two novels...

...time will be spent on practising the four skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing, through a range of topics, such as young people and the media...

...have probably studied at GCSE whilst others will be new. It will develop greater awareness of human knowledge, understanding and behaviour and it...

...identify assumptions, clarify ideas and present arguments. Critical Thinking: AS Level Do you want to improve your thinking? Do you want to win an argument or...

...equivalent to two A levels. There are twelve units of study over the two years. The course also includes essential work placements with different client groups...

...You should have good communication skills (speaking and listening), and the ability to work as part of a team, in College and on placement. An awareness...

...including each half term. How is it assessed? This course is assessed through coursework. Each unit is internally assessed and moderated. There are no exams...

...study of two units covering aspects of European and British history. Each of these units will be assessed by a short examination at the end of the course...

...and a visit to Harvard School of Law in Boston , Massachusetts!...

...technology and engineering. It is essential for architecture and design as well as economics and medicine; even art relies on mathematics to some extent...

...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...

...cultural studies, journalism, film studies, multimedia, communications, marketing/advertising and related disciplines. What are the enrichment opportunities?...

...and we regularly invite them to the College to work with students... Learn about: Full Time...

...on realistic industry situations, activities and demands. As well as learning how media products communicate with audiences, you will develop broad-based... Learn about: Full Time...