Industry and Science Courses West Midlands

...20 credits Vectors, Geometry & Linear Algebra - 20 credits Probability & Statistics - 10 credits Mechanics - 10 credits Language Module - 10 credits Language Module... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...City and Guilds in Body Repair Level 3 Course Content: The course will be a mixture of both theory and practical and you can use it to become qualified...

...wish to pursue a career in the Electrical Installation industry. If you do not have an apprenticeship Electrical Installation Level 2 is an option...

...This creates a wealth of work for those people that are able to undertake Domestic Period Inspection and Testing. These operatives are typically well placed...

...in Construction (20 credits) Sustainable Construction (20 credits) Management Information Systems and Simulation (20 credits) Systems Engineering and Systems Thinking... Learn about: Engineering Management, Construction Training...

...It is 50% practical and 50% theory course and you can use it to become qualified in a range of subjects relating to Body Repair and Refinishing...

...programme such as architecture or quantity surveying. The College has links with a number of universities and also offers a number of HNC programmes... Learn about: Construction Training, Built Environment...

...respiration, photosynthesis, excretion, biotechnology, ecosystems and response. Hours of Lessons per Week : 4.7 Indicative Group Size : 20 How is the course assessed?...

...immunology, neurobiology and mechanisms of human disease. For a description of modules see Biochemistry Module Information. The modules described...

...The course will be a mixture of both theory and practical. You will be required to attend on a regular basis, as there is a 90% attendance requirement on the course...

...Application of the BS 7671 wiring regulations. Entry Requirements You must have completed a level 2 diploma and have a maths and English qualification...

...further energy and transition metals. Hours of Lessons per Week: 4.7 Indicative Group Size: 20. How is the course assessed ? The syllabus is assessed...

...neurobiology and mechanisms of human disease. In the synopsis below we highlight the modules that are particularly relevant for the Medical Biochemistry specialisation... Learn about: Medical training...

...Level 1 (Dual Award) Course Content: It is 50% practical and 50% theory course and you can use it to become qualified in a range of subjects relating to Body Repair and Refinishing...

...specialise in a number of routes like electronic or manufacturing you are making a wise choice for your future. So if you have initiative, the ability... Learn about: Gas Engineering...

...which builds on the Pure element covered in the first year and introduces an applied module in Mechanics. Pure Mathematics is an extension of GCSE topics...

...10 credits Mathematical Modelling & Problem Solving - 10 credits Mathematical Workshops (Autumn) - 10 credits Mathematical Workshops (Spring)... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...Level 2 (Dual Award) Course Content: The course will be a mixture of both theory and practical. You will be required to attend on a regular basis...

...is classroom based and will involve a significant research element in all. Assessment is by assignment and examination - both internally and externally...

...which builds on the first year's work. The second year includes: fields, forces and energy, cosmology, medical physics, nuclear physics and experimental skills...