Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College courses

...upon fulfilling the colleges usual A-level requirements. In addition you must have a grade C in GCSE Maths. Students who have a logical approach to their...

...It focuses on knowledge and understanding of the culture of the Arab countries, the topics will cover environment and citizenship and the International context...

...form for entry to Foundation Studies in Art and Design or degree level. This subject can be combined with the other AS and A levels in the department...

...The 2nd year completes the 'A' level with topics such as communication, respiration, photosynthesis, excretion, biotechnology, ecosystems and response...

...usual A level entry requirements. In addition, we will wish to ensure that you have Maths at Grade D or above and a C in English Language to cope with the demands of the course...

...Examinations are available in January and June. Who should study the course ? Students should have a minimum of five GCSEs at C or better in core and additional science...

...as well as the quality of the language. Each student is recorded and assessed by the board. Unit 2 is divided into 3 sections. Section...

...It looks at digital information systems from the users' perspective, seeing how these systems are designed and used, and the effects this...

...but also improve your other areas of study. Hours of Lessons per Week : 2 Indicative Group Size: 20 How is the course assessed? The course will be assessed...

...is central to the study of Dance in this course. Appreciation is the third element in this threefold approach to study. You will develop the ability...

...The first year is the AS level course and covers working in groups and developing social and practical skills. You will gain an understanding of the nature...

...In the second year students create, perform and analyse performance texts. Who should study the course? Any student who enjoys reading and expressing their ideas in writing...

...and visitis to theatres, cinemas, museums and other places linked to your course. By the end of the course your oral, reading, writing and thinking skills...

...The AS/AL Syllabus in Film Studies is designed to deepen students' understanding and appreciation of film, the major art form of the twentieth century...

...sport/exercise, health and well-being and holidays Family/relationships: relationships within the family, friendships and marriage/partnerships...

...global shifts in economic power and the challenge of sustainable resource use. Concepts and processes are studied in the context of real places existing...

...Politics is an essential aspect of social life. Whenever interaction takes place, politics is never far away. Politics arises from the different beliefs...

...This subject can be combined with other AS and A levels in the department, or combined with other disciplines to provide qualifications for entry to university...

...A/S and A level History are about what happened in the past and why historical events occur. History - A and AS Levels What are the main features of this course?...

...AS level is a one year course and in the second year may be continued to A Level ICT. The course is about information and how technology is used in relation to...