Government Funded courses Merseyside

...(wealth and poverty, law and order, impact of scientific and technological progress). There is also an in-depth study of two cultural topics...

...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: Greek history, Greek Philosophy, History of Philosophy...

...Anatomy and Physiology, Special Needs, Child Development, Health as a Lifestyle Choice, Behavioural Psychology, Human Growth and Development and Dietetics... Learn about: Communication Training, Equal Opportunities, Social care...

...33% external exams + 67% student portfolios/coursework. Entry Requirements...

...accountants, lawyers and media researchers, to name but a few careers. Subject modules and assessment We offer one course:- AS Level Module 1 Crises...

...can be applied to all sorts of situations. They know that: you understand how people tick, what motivates them, what they think and feel; you are...

...An introduction to terminology and formal analysis. 1 hr. examination 40% AS (20%A2) Unit 2: The Birth and Rebirth of Western Art - from Greek Antiquity c.600... Learn about: European History, Ancient History, History of Philosophy...

...Learning Styles The course offers a student-centred approach to learning. Students will carry out a wide variety of practical work, undertake independent research...

...their software skills, some of this will need to be done in private study time. Students will hear talks from visiting speakers, attend outside conferences...

...Business and IT, Media, Music, Geographical Information Systems, etc, for which this subject is useful. Subject modules and assessment AS Module 1 Information...

...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...

...The first year covers basic grammar and the second year involves translating from Latin to English, more complex language work and studying set texts...

...Entry Requirements C in English Language...

...1 question from a choice of 2. 40% of AS. (20% of A2) A2 Law Unit 1: Criminal Law / Contract Law. 3 questions from a choice of 8. 30% of...

...These include the AS and A2 Travel and Tourism, Customer Service, Community and Higher Sports Leaders Awards (CSLA and HSLA), AS/A Level Physical Education...

...of the GCSE with the requirements of Key Skills, it is hoped that students who find the later material at Foundation Level beyond them may, nevertheless...

...task A student completing all 12 modules will get 2 A levels - the course occupies two option blocks in the timetable. 9 modules would achieve A Level...

...summarise and interpret figures. Both are adequate preparations for study in the Maths area, but better is Further Maths, which covers both options...

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