Government Funded courses Leyton

...Students study in College one day a week and need to complete mandatory work placements with young children to develop a realistic idea of the professional...

...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...

...Texts will be taken from a variety of everyday sources, but will also include focussed study of how new technology affects language use, how men and women...

...including Cs in English Language and Literature. The course requires a lot of reading, so an interest in books is essential. Where can this lead...

...and to any career that requires effective communication skills. What are the enrichment opportunities? We attend plays in the West End , Shakespeare workshops...

...and to any career that requires effective communication skills. What are the enrichment opportunities? We attend plays in the West End , Shakespeare workshops...

...One year at A2 level. What do I need to study this subject? You should have a GCSE grade A*-C in the language you wish to study, unless you are bilingual...

...of the equivalent must be at Merit or above. Where can this lead me? A qualification in General Studies will provide you with a wide range of career and higher education opportunities...

...Do you want to see through the arguments of those who are trying to manipulate you? If so, AS Critical Thinking is for you. Course details AS Critical...

...one day a week. How is it assessed? During the course you will study twelve units. Eight of the units are coursework-based and will be moderated by Edexcel...

...disabled clients or those with learning difficulties. How is it assessed? Each unit is assessed independently, and there are no exams to study for with this qualification...

...individual needs in the care sector, the impact of diet on health and vocational experiences in care settings. Students need to complete 60 hours'...

...It is also a useful qualification for a wide range of careers, including law, media, advertising and journalism. What are the enrichment opportunities?...

...on criminal law and covers topics such as homicide, non-fatal offences and police powers. How is it assessed? The four modules of study are externally...

...end of the first year then you can take AS Further Mathematics, in addition to taking A level Maths, in the second year. This means that you will end...

...A and AS Level This subject builds up a substantial knowledge of pure and applied mathematics. An enthusiasm for mathematics is essential for this demanding course...

...Number, Shape and Space, Statistics and Algebra. How is it assessed? Assessment is by two written examinations worth 100% of the final...

...The balance of theory and practical work means that you will learn about how media industries operate in today's society. You will analyse media products...

...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...

...We have strong links with media professionals and we regularly invite them to the College to work with students... Learn about: Full Time...