Government Funded courses Worcestershire

...Why choose Jewellery? Most people wear some form of personal adornment in the form of jewellery or watches for example. This course is an opportunity... Learn about: Jewellery Design, Jewellery engraving, Silver Jewellery Making...

...rooms with Internet access which are available to Law students. Teaching and Learning Styles A variety of activities, such as lectures, debates and...

...Why choose Mathematics? Mathematics complements a whole range of other subjects. You will gain knowledge of a wide variety of mathematical techniques...

...others combine it with other subjects to enter into related degree programmes. Students work. A Level Media Studies Why choose Media Studies?...

...assessed by an external moderator Special Course Requirements Students must be able to read treble and bass clef fluently and know their key signatures...

...of the Performing Arts department, students will find a wide range of activities open to them. A wide range of musical instruments is taught in College...

...A Level Performing Arts Applied Why choose Performing Arts? This course offers you the chance to develop your skills as a performer in music...

...This course comes under the umbrella of Religious Studies. Please note that Philosophy and Ethics and Religious Studies cannot be taken together...

...Resources and Facilities A well-equipped black and white darkroom studio and digital processing facilities. Teaching and Learning Styles Instruction...

...For Module 4 the students performance in one sport is assessed alongside their ability to evaluate and suggest ways to improve performance. Progression...

...A high percentage of students will go on to university to study Physics or closely associated subjects, such as Mathematics or branches of Engineering...

...Sociology and Economics. Resources and Facilities A wide-ranging selection of books and journals in the Learning Resources Centre Many audio and visual...

...to take place Many topics are covered by a combination of class work, practical experiments and distance learning Extra-Curricular Activities We expect... Learn about: Product Design...

...anxiety disorders and depression, are covered in the syllabus. Applied issues are also considered at both AS and A2 level. Eye-witness testimony...

...You will be able to engage in lively discussion and form your own judgements. A Level Religious Studies Why choose Religious Studies? Religious Studies...

...such as the family and education. It can also shed light on hidden aspects of society such as criminal gangs and youth subcultures. Resources and Facilities...

...directly aim to support the AS and A level syllabus. Assessment Four units to be taken, two at AS level and two at A2, in reading, listening...

...by fashion or textiles designers. This course gives you the opportunity to explore colour, pattern and texture through printed, dyed and constructed textiles...

...work abroad or in Worcester High Street if you prefer. You will learn a variety of transferable skills that universities and employers are looking...

...One piece of coursework, 30% of A2 mark - one essay (3000 words) Progression Opportunities Many universities offer courses based on the theme of development...