Courses in Leyton

...is desirable but not essential. All students are required to complete a Criminal Records Bureau check at the beginning of the course. Where can this lead...

...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)...

...to develop a realistic idea of the professional role of a child care and education worker. Children's Learning and Development: NVQ Level 2 This is a level 2 work-based...

...Course duration One year full-time. What do I need to study this subject? The course is a progression from NVQ level 2. All students are required to complete...

...the economics of business and the global economy. You will develop a range of data analysis, presentation and problem-solving skills to enable you to...

...You will undertake an initial assessment to identify the appropriate level of work for you. You must have a determination to develop your English skills...

...If you have studied ESOL before we would expect you to have achieved entry-level 3 or the equivalent. A commitment to study and a keen interest in business studies are essential...

...Skills for Life examinations. The Health and Social Care component is assessed through assignments and verified by Edexcel (BTEC). You may be entered for a Maths examination...

...A2 Unit Three: Developing Language: this is divided into two topics: Child Language Acquisition, the nature and functions of language acquisition and social...

...from the middle ages to the present day. Course details AS LT 1 - Philip Larkin, The Whitsun Weddings; -Diane Samuels, Kindertransport...

...as well as an interest in literary texts and the workings of language. Where can this lead me? Students may progress to a degree in English or Humanities...

...AS. LL1: Critical Reading of Literary and Non-Literary Texts. (Summer exam 30%) In this unit you study an anthology of pre-20th Century poetry and two novels...

...One year at A2 level. What do I need to study this subject? You should have a GCSE grade A*-C in the language you wish to study, unless you are bilingual...

...Arts and Media, Business and Industry, Beliefs and Values. General Studies: AS and A2 Level The General Studies course draws upon some issues that...

...Enrichment opportunities vary from year to...

...(such as anarchism, liberalism, conservatism and socialism) for those students seeking an advanced award. How is it assessed? All units are assessed by written examination...

...The other four units are assessed by external national tests. These are 1.5 hour papers in January and June. Course duration Two years full-time...

...disabled clients or those with learning difficulties. How is it assessed? Each unit is assessed independently, and there are no exams to study for with this qualification...

...You should have four GCSE grades A*-D including English Language and Maths or Science. Effective communication skills, a good record of attendance and punctuality...

...BTEC First if used as part of the equivalent must be at Merit or above. Where can this lead me? History can provide you with a qualification to enter higher education...