Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College courses

...Modules in the AS year will be examined in January and June. Who should study this course? Entry to the course will depend upon fulfilling the College's...

...Students who gain a grade C at Foundation level would not be expected to take an AS Mathematics course and would be advised to consider AS Statistics instead...

...4.7 Indicative Group Size : 15 How is the course assessed? The course is modular with three AS modules in the first year and three A2 modules in the second...

...and practical examinations of the ABRSM. Students work in classes, ensembles and individually to develop musical knowledge and skills. Topics include...

...Retail, Administration, Theatre, Music/Recording Industry, Film, Dance, Vocational work, University or Drama college. Any career involving teamwork...

...us the truth about ourselves and the world, whether experience provides a good basis for knowledge, whether God's existence can be proved, and whether...

...The course provides opportunities to develop intellectual, imaginative and creative skills while helping students to understand the practices and use...

...Hours of Lessons per Week : 4.7 Indicative Group Size : 18 How is the course assessed? There are written examinations in January and June for both the AS and A2 courses...

...psychology of sport and exercise or psychology of education. The final unit, Approaches and research methods in psychology, involves studying a range of perspectives... Learn about: Addiction Counselling, Clinical Psychology, Forensic Psychology...

...The first year is an AS course and the second year would take you through to a full A-level. For the first year you may be able to choose between two modules...

...The family you are born into will affect how you behave. Whether or not a country is strongly religious will affect what it is like to live there...

...studying the sciences or subjects such as psychology, sociology or business studies. Students are required to have at least a Grade C in GCSE Mathematics...

...students will be encouraged to use these for preparatory work, research and homework. For students who wish to go on to complete the A level in the second...

...subject to availability. The normal pattern will be completion of the AS at the end of the first year and A Level at the end of the second year of study...

...further study, training or leisure; 4. to be enjoyable, interesting and relevant to the needs of students. Hours of Lessons per Week: 4.7 Indicative Group...

...Who should study this course? Students who wish to develop their Art and Design skills and continue with key skills. Entry requirements is a pass in...

...painting skills through direct observation work; Contextual references in Art and Design, which explores the work of historical and contemporary artists and designers...

...For your benefit, we want to know that you have competence in English (GCSE D) and basic numeracy; or that you have successfully completed a BTEC Introductory...

...completed throughout the course. Who should study this course? No specific qualifications are needed, but, for your benefit, we want to know that you...

...Human Resources, Management or Marketing, as well as other business related careers. Students may also progress into Higher Education HND or degree courses...