Government Funded courses St Austell

...This course can lead to a wide range of university courses, providing you with an environment to cultivate an inquiring approach and develop the ability... Learn about: Art design...

...reasoning/rationale behind behaviour Assertive rights and responsibilities The importance of words, language and body language To recognise potential conflict...

...isdesigned to provide:· training for those working in the security sector or similar industries who Edexcel Level 3 BTEC Award in the Delivery of Conflict Management...

...Diploma in Journalism course; assessment will be by formal NCTJ exams and a portfolio of news, feature and video reports. Successful completion of...

...The Edexcel Level 2 BTEC Award in Door Supervision has been designed to meet the training needs of door supervisors who are employed by large and small... Learn about: Security Management, Security risk management, Edexcel Level 2...

...D. You like thinking for yourself and want to develop your own views rather than accept the views of others. If you are interested in modern Britain... Learn about: Government Politics...

...Physical Intervention Skillsare now available. The qualifications are endorsed by the Employment Nati Edexcel BTEC Level 2 Award in Disengagement and Non-restrictive...

...School combined with its international reputation as a training provider within the marine industry ensures that all of our students have an excellent... Learn about: Marine Biology...

...Physical Intervention Skillsare now available. This is designed for trainer of the Physical Intervent Edexcel BTEC Level 3 Award in Disengagement and Non-restrictive...

...propagation and health and safety. This is a small working nursery so there is also the opportunity to develop important employability and enterprise skills... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...The course will give you a better understanding of biological issues in later life or prepare you for the study of biology at a higher level. Entry Requirements...

...You could choose to progress onto one of over 600 different combinations of Visual Communication with other subjects available at art colleges and universities... Learn about: Communication Training, Art design...

...persuade, amuse, offend, delight, soothe and inspire. Why should you study it: Entry requirements To study A-levels you need at least 5 A*- C grades at... Learn about: English Language...

...are either English language or English Literature... Learn about: Film Studies...

...Whether you prefer the physical side or the human, A-Level Geography opens the door to university-level courses and beyond. A-Level Geography not... Learn about: IT Management...

...It is a unifying subject as it brings together a great many strands of other subjects. Maybe you want to know where we have come from. Every major world... Learn about: IT Development...

...not just college, you should consider A-Level Law. Entry Requirements... Learn about: IT Law, Human Behaviour...

...mathematics from where we can develop the A-Level course to include new topics such as calculus and the Mathematics of growth and change In addition to the four core modules... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Team Training...

...way to a profound understanding of the cosmos. What's so good about Physics? Physics is a subject for those who want to know why things happen in the way that they... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...professional practitioner qualifications. Four GCSEs at grades A*-C (including Enlgish and ideally mathematics and science) or equivalent qualification... Learn about: IT Law...