King George V College courses

...The study of Accounting gives students an insight into Accounting as a profession and provides useful skills that can be used in a variety of occupations.Students...

...requirements but we strongly recommend that any student who does not already have a C or better in a GCSE Science subject joins this course...

...Both courses contain a strong element of social history (eg. gender roles, social classes, slavery) but there is more political and military history... Learn about: Ancient History, Greek Philosophy, History of Philosophy...

...local government (e.g., environmental and archaeological services, town planning); Museum careers (national and local); and Tourism. However...

...be taken with virtually any subject depending upon what you want to do. You could consider Classics, English Literature, History, Film Studies or Media Studies for example...

...depending upon what you want to do. You could consider Classics, English Literature, History, Film Studies or Media Studies for example. Future Opportunities...

...be taken with virtually any subject depending upon what you want to do. Classics, English, History, Film/Media Studies for example. Future Opportunities...

...(a bit like sculpture) embroidery. You may work with costume, fashion or wall hangings and so on. Part 1 of all of the AS art courses will consist...

...Mathematics, Physics, Geography, Geology and Psychology. If you are thinking of studying any Biology related subject at university... Learn about: Plant Biology, Plant Science, Animal Behaviour...

...All department staff incorporate ICT into learning and teaching at every opportunity, primarily through the use of interactive whiteboards. What Makes a good Business student?...

...If you can display a flexible, keen and committed approach to this 100% assignmnet based subject, and work to the deadlines required, you will flourish...

...through case study material. What can this course offer me? Business Studies at KGV is incredibly popular with students and a large number of students...

...Level 3 (advanced) Entry requirements: a BTEC First in a related subject an intermediate GNVQ in a related subject at least five GCSEs at grades...

...What will I learn? The course involves the study of personal finance. Topics such as bank accounts, credit cards, insurance and loans will be covered... Learn about: Financial Management, Financial Accounting, Financial Culture...

...It is also the most important subject for many other Chemistry related courses, such as Chemical Engineering and Pharmacy. Is there anything else I need to know?...

...management, tourism, politics, translation (legal, political, diplomatic, business, trade, media) and travel. With the economy growing at its current...

...each with a different teacher. You will take an active role in a Citizenship project of your choice and be encouraged to reflect on your own experiences...

...This course offers an insight into the culture, society, history and religion of two ancient civilisations - Greece and Rome. It differs from the Ancient...

...The increasing use of computers in design, particularly for the Internet and e-commerce, has created a whole new area where the knowledge gained from this course can be applied...

...as well as part of a team of fellow students. Much of your learning will be through experiencing real situations which will involve planning and putting...