Government Funded courses Merseyside

...that AS and A2 Greek explore a wider range of Greek and in greater depth, and that through the discipline of translation their grasp of English is also enhanced... Learn about: History of Philosophy, Greek Philosophy, Greek language...

...Learning Styles Students will participate in discussions, undertake research, carry out presentations and use a wide range of media to produce portfolio units... Learn about: Child Development, Social care, Health and Social Care...

...including Communication Skills, Equal Opportunities and Ethical Issues; optional units are wide ranging to suit many career aims and include Health Promotion...

...clearly and have learned to express yourself verbally and on paper. The course at Collyer's aims to deepen your knowledge and understanding of topics...

...Edexcel - Syllabus: AS Level (8264), A Level (9264) About the subject Apart from being interesting, history is useful. Employers who see that you...

...and stylistic development of western European art. Students will show evidence of their own and others' critical analysis of the world of art and design... Learn about: Ancient Philosophy, History of Philosophy, European History...

...Those choosing a career in ICT will often study a business related course, although it combines well with most AS or A2 subject as well as GCSE retakes...

...This is a broadly based course open to all students of whatever discipline. Some of the software covered includes spreadsheets, databases, project planning...

...and where possible visit local companies. Approximately half the lesson time is spent improving ICT skills and developing coursework. First year projects...

...There will be a weekly lesson in the SALC (Self Access Language Centre), and at least one weekly lesson with an assistant, in both of which work is based...

...The subject has a literary focus at advanced level, and the language study serves the end of making it easier to read and understand the literary texts...

...Collyer's students would be taking the subject alongside Year Ten and Eleven students from Millais, Forest and Tanbridge House for whom the course is primarily intended...

...Visiting speakers such as barristers and local magistrates also assist in student learning. The subject. Law AS/A Level Business, Leisure, Sport &...

...The first unit covers offences against the person, (both fatal and non-fatal), property offences such as theft, attempted crime and defences to crimes...

...requirements of various leisure industry sectors. With a GCE in Leisure Studies, a candidate would be a suitable recruit for a supervisory role in the leisure industry...

...taught with close links to Key Skills Application of Number at Level 2. This allows students two chances to achieve a 'Maths' qualification...

...Maths and AS Further Maths. Entry Requirements B in Maths preferred, Further Maths - A in Maths preferred. AS Maths students with C at GCSE would be better...

...Students also need Communication skills to get the most out of the course. Subject combinations and progression The Mechanics option goes well with AS/A2 Physics...

...Design Technology etc. and would lead towards eventual careers in Engineering, Design, Physical Science etc. The Statistics option combines well with...

...and displaying numerical data, and of drawing conclusions from this. Probability theory becomes a key tool. Students will need to move on from performing...