Government Funded courses Leyton

...for example, nursery officer, or to higher education: the Foundation Degree in Child Care and Education. What are the enrichment opportunities?...

...the economics of business and the global economy. You will develop a range of data analysis, presentation and problem-solving skills to enable you to...

...A2 Unit Three: Developing Language: this is divided into two topics: Child Language Acquisition, the nature and functions of language acquisition and social...

...from the middle ages to the present day. Course details AS LT 1 - Philip Larkin, The Whitsun Weddings; -Diane Samuels, Kindertransport...

...plays, poems and spoken language texts as well as contextualise and evaluate 20th century political journalism. English Language and Literature...

...A2 LL3: Analysing and Producing Performance Texts. (Coursework 20%) In this unit you compare Shakespeare's King Lear' with a partner text and write...

...are conducted across national boundaries. If you enjoy talking to people and asking questions then languages are for you. Course details A lot of class...

...One year at A2 level. What do I need to study this subject? Five or more A*-C appropriate GCSEs or equivalent at one sitting. BTEC First if used as...

...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...

...social policy and psychology. What are the enrichment opportunities? We offer work experience in statutory, voluntary and private sector organisations...

...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...

...You should have four GCSE grades A*-D including English Language and Maths or Science. Effective communication skills, a good record of attendance and punctuality...

...BTEC First if used as part of the equivalent must be at Merit or above. Where can this lead me? History can provide you with a qualification to enter higher education...

...In fact, many LSC students who have obtained a Law A level have successfully progressed onto reading Law at Oxbridge and many other prestigious universities...

...or a further unit of Statistics. How is it assessed? AS is assessed by three 1.5 hour examinations, one for each module. A2 is assessed by a further three 1.5 hour examinations...

...For AS Further Maths you will take the following units: Mechanics 1, Decision Maths 1 and Further Pure Maths 1. For A level Further Maths you must first...

...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...

...include at least a D in English Language, or a Merit or Distinction in an appropriate level 1 course. You will need to show a piece of media work at interview... 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...