Greenhead College courses

...An AS or A-level in Government and Politics will give you the following opportunities to develop key skills: Key Skill Developed through...

...have always explored questions of human nature and relationships. Anne Bronte in 'The Tenant of Wildfell Hall' in 1848 invented a potential treatment for alcoholism...

...The Salters course looks at modern developments and applications of chemistry and introduces the chemical principles when required. In the A2...

...3. Health, Illness and Disease You will learn about how vaccines work and why vaccines are important for babies and those travelling to remote countries...

...Sociology* What is sociology all about? At a basic level, sociology is the study of the society around us and our place in it. The AS course at Greenhead...

...is available at />You may have to register yourself as a Borland user, but there should be no problems with this. A free alternative to Delphi is Lazarus...

...(six at present) and vice-chancellors are historians. Jake Campbell: History at Greenhead was a great experience and I learned a great...

...NHS waiting lists, tropical rainforest destruction, allocation of world cup tickets, search for new energy sources and global economic problems...

...use of spreadsheets and databases to manage this process. The ability to effectively interpret situations; forecast events and monitor data trends...

...students to exploit new teaching and learning strategies, such as Interactive Whiteboards, the Internet/Intranet and CD ROMs, in lesson time and during private study...

...work and supporting notes. Internally assessed and externally moderated A-level: Unit 3 Further Prescribed Plays including Pre-Twentieth Century Written Paper...

...to study it because you think you'll be interested in it. A disappointing GCSE grade will almost certainly not mean a poor A-level grade if you're interested...

...to document the project process, Plan, research and carry out their project, and Prepare and deliver a presentation on the outcome. How is it assessed?...

...simply want the brightest and hardest working students. However, you would be well advised to study law at some level for the following reasons...