Government Funded courses Tyne and Wear

...to questions about the material and discuss issues arising from it (5 minutes). Part 2 - Conversation. Candidates will take part in a general conversation...

...The syllabus meets all the requirements for the National Curriculum in Mathematics. Course content: Number Simple arithmetic, decimals, fractions... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...do not have to pay for their course. We may also be able to help you with some of the extra costs associated with college, eg travel, childcare... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...The highest mark for each strand will be submitted. There are 4 different skill areas: Planning experimental procedures Obtaining evidence Analysing evidence...

...in which the following Skills (Strands) are assessed:- A Planning ask questions, predict and hypothesise B Implementing observe, measure and manipulate...

...Planning Obtaining evidence Analysing evidence Evaluating evidence Qualifications achieved: GCSE Physics awarded by SEG Free study and financial support... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...functions, transformations. Co-ordinate geometry parametric equations. Trigonometry identities, equations. Course information: Year 2 - A2 Level in Maths...

...This one-year course leads to an A level in Mathematics. It can also be used as a stepping stone to an A level Further Mathematics. Course content...

...medical sciences or the criminal justice system. Free study and financial support: Most full-time students do not have to pay for their course...

...to new and changing situations. The course should enable students to understand the links between theory and experiment and to recognise the quantitative...

...Course information: AS Level in Biology Course summary: This one-year course leads to an AS level, which is a qualification in its own right...

...It can also be used as the first half (50%) of an A level qualification. Course content: You will study: Module 1 - Energy, the Atmosphere & Hydrosphere Module...

...It is challenging but interesting. It builds upon work you will have met at GCSE, but also involves new ideas produced by some of the greatest minds of the last millennium...

...The AS and A level specification encourages candidates to: a) develop essential knowledge and understanding of the concepts of chemistry, and the skills...

...Periodicity 3. Redox Equilbria 4. Transition Metals 5. Reactions of Inorganic Compounds in Aqueous Solution Module 6: Further Chemistry...

...growth and ageing. A wide variety of teaching styles is employed including practical exercises, written assignments and critical discussion...

...Progression opportunities: Human Biology A level leads to degree qualifications in many areas including Biomedical Science, Physiotherapy, Nursing and Radiography...

...a broad base of higher level expertise in Mathematics from which students can select pathways to the full GCE â€-A†level. Practical applications of Mathematics...

...Kinetics Energy concepts Direct current circuits Information and communication Module 2 - Waves and Nuclear Physics Waves Spectra Radioactivity Particle...

...Course content: Students will study the following modules: Module 5 - Inheritance, Evolution and Ecosystems Module 7 - The Human Life Span A2 Biology Module...