Government Funded Science courses Essex

...The BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Applied Science (Medical Science) prepares students for many roles in the science sector, for example as a technician in...

...including laboratory analysis techniques and energy transfers in living and non-living systems. In year two (A2), the course will include a major scientific...

...rather than concentrating on studying the individual sciences in depth. Applied Science is mainly assessed by portfolio work: two out of the three units...

...for example: algebra, co-ordinate geometry, trigonometry, calculus, series, exponentials and logarithms. Method of assessment: AS: Examination only...

...BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma. You will learn by completing projects and assignments that are based on realistic workplace situations, activities and demands...

...of a wide range of current issues is useful when attending interviews for employment and Higher Education. This subject can also contribute points...

...Politics or the Environment. We aim to get you thinking about Science itself, how it is represented in the media, and how Science is used and evaluated by society...

...for example: algebra, co-ordinate geometry, trigonometry, calculus, series, exponentials and logarithms. Method of assessment: AS: Examination only...

...the food we eat · Investigative and practical skills Level: 3 Entry Requirements: Progression/Careers: UCAS points are gained according to your level of achievement...

...Climate Change; and Can't Run, Can't Hide - looking at novel uses of plants and genetic modification. Assessment includes coursework components...

...motivated and keen to find things' out for yourself. The qualification is equivalent to three A-levels. What do I study? During the two years you...

...by the National Curriculum, including number, shape and space, handling data. It can be studied at either Foundation level or Higher level. How will I be Assessed?...

...The syllabus covers aspects of the structure and function of animals including humans and plants, the distribution on the Earth, inheritance...

...the blood system, cardiovascular disease, lungs, DNA, foetal development, infectious disease, cancer, genes and gene technology. In year two...

...motivated and keen to find -things' out for yourself. The qualification is equivalent to two A-levels. What do I study? During the two years you will study...

...nutrition, laboratory analysis, research and development, education, etc. a standard, national, vocationally specific qualification at Level... Learn about: Higher Education, Confidence Training, Biology technologists...

...Biology GCSE, biology, GCSE, science, anatomy...

...Careers and Further Studies A Level Chemistry is an essential requirement for anyone intending a career in medicine, veterinary science, chemistry...

...Consists of three units - two theoretical and one practical. These will cover basic biological concepts such as cells, biological molecules...

...Friday 9.30am-12.00pm Length: 32 weeks You Need: n/a Progression/Careers: Further Education, employment or training schemes. Possibility of studying... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...