Greenhead College courses

...deciding to invade Iraq, politics is about power. Who has power and who does not is probably one of the most profound questions to face us in the twenty-first century...

...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...

...Our staff have high expectations of students but also care about their well-being. If you have ability then it will be reflected in your grade...

...for example only women over 50 are screened for breast cancer but many younger women are affected by this disease. You will investigate the attitude...

...some institutions such as the family and the media, and how they help us to play an active role in the contemporary UK. The A2 course explores the issue of inequality...

...or by using email, so that you can work both at home and in college on the same piece of work). Computing courses offered at Greenhead The College offers...

..."with a History degree you can aspire to be Prime Minister, a press baron, overlord of the BBC, a famous lawyer, Archbishop of Canterbury, diplomat...

...Why are cities congested and polluted? Should drugs be legalised? Should monopolies like Microsoft be controlled in the consumers' interest?...

...the use of ICT for eBusiness developing skills in design and development as well as in using software to solve problems. Software That You Will Use...

...The college has a link to the Internet which can handle a large number of simultaneous users. We also have an Intranet onto which departments publish their own material...

...The assessment also includes candidates' preparatory and development work and supporting notes. Synoptic. Internally assessed and externally moderated...

...of our students both in terms of their examination results and the personal satisfaction they derive from their studies. The A-level pass rate has remained...

...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?...

...analysing and solving complex legal problems. It links particularly well with English Literature, Psychology, Business Studies, Sociology, Politics and History...