Investigation skills courses

..., worth 80% of the marks. The remaining 20% is based on investigative and practical skills. Frequently asked questions What knowledge do I need to succeed... Learn about: Science GCSE...

... investigative skills. A2: Year 2 Year two helps you build on that firm foundation and, like year one, has two academic topics plus a practical assignment...

...; redox properties of halogens and halide ions; the extraction of metals; haloalkanes and alkenes Unit Three: Investigative and Practical Skills - Internal...

...; redox properties of halogens and halide ions; the extraction of metals; haloalkanes and alkenes Unit Three: Investigative and Practical Skills - Internal...

...The course aims to develop your essential knowledge and understanding through studying eight contemporary topics, which will foster your interest in, and enjoyment of, Biology. Opportunities will also exist for you to develop skills in the design and execution of experiments...

...The overall aim is for candidates to acquire knowledge and practical skills to manage health and safety issues in their workplace. Suitable for: The course is designed for anyone with responsibility for managing health and safety who require a broad based knowledge in health and safety...

...The course focuses on the inter-relationships between people and their varied environments together with the questions, issues, problems and solutions which arise from these relationships. There is a strong emphasis on how various physical and human environments are managed. Geographical skills...

... Candidates are required to develop investigative and geographical skills on maps, satellite images, photographs, graphs and charts etc. Upon successful...

... Module 1: The Body and its Diseases Module 2: Humans; Origins and Adaptations Module 3: Investigative and Practical Skills A2 Level Module 4: Bodies...

... of living organisms Unit 3: Investigative and practical skills in AS Biology A2 Unit 4: Population and environment Unit 5: Control in cells and in organisms...

... and gain an A level certificate. What next? Geography develops a wide range of transferable skills together with positive attitudes and values, leading...

... and gain an A level certificate. What next? Geography develops a wide range of transferable skills together with positive attitudes and values, leading...

... out at any time during the course. The investigative skills assignment (ISA) assesses the student's ability to undertake a task and collect, process and evaluate...

...The study of what the earth is made of. Youll study rocks, fossils and plate tectonics and learn about the history of the planet youll also investigate how to predict what will happen to our planet in the future...

...The study of what the earth is made of. Youll study rocks, fossils and plate tectonics and learn about the history of the planet youll also investigate how to predict what will happen to our planet in the future...

...A Level Biology builds on concepts and skills that have been developed in the new GCSE Science specifications, presenting biology as exciting, challenging and relevant to all our lives...

...This course will provide an understanding of biological principles and will develop a scientific approach to problem solving and to develop practical skills. The subject will encourage an understanding of biological applications and provide scientific training for possible employment...

...This course will provide an understanding of biological principles and will develop a scientific approach to problem solving and to develop practical skills. The subject will encourage an understanding of biological applications and provide scientific training for possible employment... Learn about: Animal Nutrition, Cell Biology, Plant Biology...

... the practical and theoretical skills required for real life research projects. Example Study Plan Core CoursesBIOTECH 7000 Advanced Research PlatformsEDUC...

..., the Mojave Desert, Dubai and China. And even when you’re working closer to home, our setting – within the UK’s newest National Park – means you’ll take your learning out into the field. In your integrated Masters year, you develop advanced research skills and work with a departmental research group.... Learn about: Animal-Plant Interactions, Climate Sciences, Climate Change...