Courses in Gwynedd

...for another year and gain an A level qualification. During the second year you will have the opportunity to study the following: What next? Once you...

...such as the history of performance, national and international dramatic traditions, theatre and society, performance and identity, live performance... Learn about: Media Studies, Development of the Moving Image, Theatre and Performance...

...Course Fee: 50.00 + material costs. Start date: 8th April 2008 This is a short course running over 10 weeks for 2 hours a week. Depending on your circumstances...

...Actors, presenters and in television programme production; Advertising and the Marketing industries; Radio, as presenters, as well as in programme production... Learn about: Forms and Techniques, Introduction to New Media, Introduction to Journalism...

...environmental education, sport leadership, organising expeditions and events. You will have the opportunity to specialise in land-based and water based...

...Ethno in Action (10) Welsh Music A: 20th Century (10) Arts Administration (10) Teaching Techniques (10) Recording Techniques (10) Ensemble Performance 1... Learn about: Media and Popular Music Culture, Animation from Mickey to Manga, Film Production...

...or you can use the skills to set up your own business or to try for a job. The first year of the course is equivalent to one or two AS levels...

...Print and/or Broadcast Journalism; Actors, presenters and in television programme production; Advertising and the Marketing industries; Radio... Learn about: Professional Writing...

...Course duration: 1 year. Level: 2 Full/Part Time : Full TIme What will I need to follow the course? GCSE Grade C-E or GNVQ Foundation Level Entry requirements...

...then specialise in the form you find most interesting and rewarding (e.g. screenwriting, new media writing, writing for a particular genre)... Learn about: Introduction to Screenwriting, Genre Fiction: Theory & Craft, British Cinema...

...some scientific work, promotion of healthy living, looking after the environment, and social matters that affect health. You will discuss issues such as child...

...content manipulation, distribution, access and use an understanding of the audio, visual and verbal conventions through which sounds, images and words... Learn about: Professional Writing and Media, Writing for Film & TV, Media Publishing...

...Where will I study: D What will I study? Will I have to sit any examinations? What will I have at the end of the course? What next?...

...in the Community Year 3 Joint honours students take 2 such modules and write a dissertation which links the 2 degree subjects... Learn about: English Literature, Speech and Language Disorders, Social or political context...

...college in order to gain a Level 3 Certificate. Students who have completed this course have been successful in getting work in spas, beauty salons on cruise ships...

...Please see the Creative Writing modules on this page for your other module selections. Examples of recent dissertation topics include: The acquisition... Learn about: Word structure (morphology), Core aspects of linguistics, Creative Writing...

...and effectively in a hairdressing salon and follows on from the NVQ2 course. Course duration: The normal length of the course is 16 hours a week for 36 weeks...

...to the reading of literary texts. demonstrate appropriate academic writing skills, including referencing and bibliography. A degree from the School... Learn about: English Language with English Literature, English Language, Empirical research studies...

...of the subjects you have studied. In addition you will need to keep all your notes and evidence of your practical tasks. An external examiner will inspect...

...alone or as a member of a group; you will show to an employer that you are able to work under preassure and meet deadlines. Those students coming to study... Learn about: Reading the Renaissance, Middle English texts, The Literature of Laughter...