Government Funded Science courses Cheshire

...which is equivalent to one A Level. In the second year students will study Science in the workplace, mathematics and statistics, biomedical techniques and microbiology...

...include English or maths (ideally English). An interview and assessment to confirm suitability for the course. Course Duration One-year, Full-time Skills...

...using the facilities at the Hyde Clarendon site. Special Features: The course is assessed on a continuous basis, as opposed to end-of-year examination...

...WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? AS - Science at work (portfolio), Analysis at work (portfolio) and Monitoring the activity of the human body (exam)...

...The remaining 20 is a terminal paper, again taken in June. One of the written papers is taken without the use of a calculator. What can I do after the course?...

...observation, skills and techniques you will also learn about health, disease, growing plants and cosmetic testing. You will then be assessed on your skills...

...This is an exciting and fascinating course designed for students who have an interest in exploring how living things work and how they impact on each other and everyday...

...will study Biology and Disease and The Variety of Living Organisms. For A2 you will study Populations and Environment and Control in Cells and in Organisms...

...How will I be assessed? A portfolio of assessment which includes the knowledge and understanding of key activities relating to a manager's...

...and laboratory techniques, analysing data, biochemistry and physiology, you’ll feel confident to work in this skilled discipline. The course includes work based experience...

...the world around them. Chemistry is an essential choice for potential medics, dentists, vets and pharmacists. It is also recommended for students wishing...

...Investigative and practical skills. WHAT SKILLS WILL I NEED AND DEVELOP? In addition to chemical knowledge, the course also provides opportunities to develop teamwork...

...It touches everyones life through medical science, and promises solutions to many of the worlds problems, by genetically engineering new plants and drugs...

...You will carry also carry out fieldwork locally. Unit Five- Control in cells and in organisms You will study how organisms are able to control the activities of their bodies...

...either essential or desirable. What is the course about? On this course you will investigate topics that relate to the country of France; its society...

...WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? AS Mathematics consists of two pure modules and one applied module. The pure modules include topics such as algebra...

...Chemists are involved in the creation of new molecules with unique properties. They are actively involved in the fight against diseases such as cancer...

...You will carry also carry out fieldwork locally. Unit Five- Control in cells and in organisms You will study how organisms are able to control the activities of their bodies...

...What is the course about? The course is for people who like solving problems! Maths is not a subject you memorise, it is a subject that you...

...varied range of careers due to the flexibility of the degree course, its applications and the excellent transferable skills acquired. WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY?...