Government Funded courses Worcestershire

...learning to enable effective design to take place.. Extra-Curricular Activities We expect students to participate in museum/gallery visits as well as... Learn about: Jewellery engraving, Jewellery Design, Quality Training...

...own arguments regarding legal liability using real cases to support their points, and individual research and presentation skills are developed in order...

...Resources and Facilities Suite of six teaching rooms equipped with networked computers, data projectors and interactive whiteboards Interactive tutorials...

...Teaching and Learning Styles 50% of the lessons are based around discussing contemporary issues and exploring the media industry and products...

...opportunity for skill and expression. The course challenges written and aural skills, in addition to composition and performance, with...

...Teaching and Learning Styles Students will find themselves engaged in a variety of activities from formal classes on analysis and historical context...

...A wide range of trips and workshops for you to take part in including visits to London and New York. Some of your free lessons will be spent rehearsing...

...philosophical questions about human knowledge, and go on to study ethics including practical ethical issues such as abortion, euthanasia, genetic engineering...

...of work that demonstrates a serious interest in creative photography. Further selection criteria may need to be applied if the course is heavily subscribed...

...tennis courts, netball courts and numerous football and rugby pitches, and the College has regular access to a swimming pool within walking distance...

...valued by many employers and Higher Education institutions. There is a tremendous. A Level Physics Why choose Physics? Physicists are involved in an immense...

..."Politics is too important to be left solely in the hands of politicians" "Politics is the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and campaigning funds from the...

...an art subject at AS/A2 level; for the latter studying Maths and Physics would be an advantage... Learn about: Product Design...

...and Research Methods and Biological Psychology, Social Psychology and Individual Differences. Progression Opportunities A level Psychology is now widely...

...or Oriental Studies which make direct use of the subject content. However, Religious Studies AS and A level are also a good background for a vast range...

...essays on the major topics. Progression Opportunities Many students go on to study Sociology at degree level choosing a single honours degree or a combined...

...is a major or minor component. Combinations such as Law, Business Studies or History are excellent both at A level and university. Fluency in the language...

...involve recording from direct experience, developing ideas, making connections with the work of others, experimenting with materials and techniques...

...Resources and Facilities Designated room with access to computers Travel Trade Gazette: weekly trade paper with plenty of information and job opportunities...

...(WJEC Board), 70% of AS mark covering the whole course Theme 1 Development, Resources and Global Citizenship Theme 2 Poverty and Inequality Two pieces of coursework...