Courses in Leyton

...the role of practitioner working with children. Students study three days in College and attend placement for two days. How is it assessed? The majority...

...manage an early years setting, or continue your studies, undertaking the BA in Early Years/Community Education and then on to Early Years Professional Status (EYPS)...

...and development of children, and supporting children's play and learning. Students study in College one day a week and need to complete a mandatory...

...safe and secure environment for children and the protection and promotion of children's rights. Students study in College one day a week and need to complete...

...You should have five GCSE grades A*-C, including English Language and an A*-B in Mathematics. You will need to pass the AS in order to progress onto the...

...and make a commitment to regular attendance at College. Where can this lead me? You can progress on to a higher level ESOL course or other College courses...

...You may be entered for a Maths examination. Course duration One year. What do I need to study this subject? All students will undertake an initial assessment...

...expect you to have achieved entry-level 3 or the equivalent. A commitment to study and a keen interest in Health and Social Care are essential...

...Texts will be taken from a variety of everyday sources, but will also include focussed study of how new technology affects language use, how men and women...

...To an English/Humanities degree at university, then to careers in publishing, journalism, management, academia, or the arts. What are the enrichment opportunities?...

...at the Globe theatre, and arrange creative writing workshops with a professional poet and singer...

...Comparative Textual Analysis and Review. (Summer exam 30%). Here you will analyse a series of thematically linked unseen excerpts from novels...

...Competence in languages enhances prospects in almost any career. What are the enrichment opportunities? We offer a wide range of enrichment activities...

...vary from year to year. We visit museums, theatres and the cinema. General Studies students have recently had the opportunity to visit Greece and the...

...Thinking is a useful qualification to have because it shows you are developing your powers of thought. The course develops the essential thinking skills...

...take two units at AS level, and this is followed by a further two units at A2 looking at international politics and political ideologies...

...What do I need to study this subject? You should be able to demonstrate an interest and enthusiasm for working with people who need care, and a non-judgmental...

...This is a level 1 course, equivalent to four GCSE grades D-G, with nine units of study, also work placements with children, the elderly, disabled clients...

...including each half term. How is it assessed? This course is assessed through coursework. Each unit is internally assessed and moderated. There are no exams...

...the ability to think for yourself, to challenge commonly accepted ideas, to make decisions, to appreciate differing and conflicting points of view and to think and write clearly...