Government Funded courses Taunton

...At the end of your first year you will have a full A Level (rather than an AS) qualification in Mathematics, and by the end of your second year you...

...and Accountancy. It equips you with skills such as logical analysis and deduction, problem solving. Further Mathematics Level : AS and A Level Board...

...During your AS year you will study two modules, assessed by written examination. If you choose to go on to A2 you will do a further two exam based modules...

...and understanding which restrict other subjects. General Studies should also be recognised for its ability to nurture a variety of key skills essential...

...population change and energy issues in the first year and development and globalisation, plate tectonics and hazards and weather and climate in the second...

...familiar areas you have enjoyed at GCSE in more depth and in a more analytical way. There will also be new topics so that you can broaden your knowledge of the subject...

...but here are a few that students mention: because you have an interest in the physical aspects of Geography but have not enjoyed human Geography...

...for a university course; because you are interested in a career in engineering; because you enjoy fossil collecting and want to know more; because...

...your oral skills in individual sessions with a native speaker of the language. All students have access to German satellite television and you will...

...structures and widen your vocabulary by studying topics like the environment, problems of immigration and drugs. Emphasis will be placed on raising...

...for one or two years. Huish Extra There are many opportunities for students to experience real life situations that will enhance their understanding of this subject...

...You will also have the chance to work in early years or residential settings, carry out health promotion campaigns and possibly work with complementary therapists...

...the information that you learn to real situations. If you do have a particular career in mind, you will be able to select optional units that will be relevant to that career...

...You may also get the chance to take a course in signing...

...for one or two years. Huish Extra There are many opportunities for students to experience real life situations that will enhance their understanding of this subject...

...through workshops and through one-to-one sessions with an academic tutor...

...trace the theme of England†s changing situation from 1485 to 1603. Coursework will give you the opportunity to pursue a taught topic in more depth...

...You will also study aspects of British foreign policy between 1939-1964, specifically the Second World War, the Cold War, Decolonisation and Europe. History...

...the Cold War, Decolonisation and Europe. An important part of your second year is the study of 100 years of Russian history. You will investigate the historiography of Lenin...

...You will also study growth, development and disease, including cancer, foetal development and immunisation. In the second year you will look at energy...