Courses in Leyton

...You should have five GCSE grades A*-C, including English and Maths. Where can this lead me? Success at A level can lead to many fulfilling careers...

...Where can this lead me? Degree subjects may include maths, economics, business, accountancy, computing, engineering and physics. There are many careers where maths is useful...

...For AS Further Maths you will take the following units: Mechanics 1, Decision Maths 1 and Further Pure Maths 1. For A level Further Maths you must first...

...of Number level 2. Where can this lead me? GCSE Maths grade C is often a requirement for employment or access to higher education...

...We have strong links with media professionals and we regularly invite these professionals to the College to work with students...

...You will develop practical skills to enable you to produce your own media products as well as developing your writing skills. You will research and analyse media... Learn about: Full Time...

...You should have five GCSE grades A*-C including English Language, or a Merit or Distinction in BTEC First Diploma Media. You will need to show a piece of media work at interview... Learn about: Full Time...

...Course details You will study Performing Arts full-time, with the option of studying one extra A level, according to ability. You will study acting...

...Course duration One year full-time. What do I need to study this subject? You should have GCSE Drama, and be able to demonstrate an interest in theatre and performance...

...The course develops skills and knowledge in a systematic way, expanding understanding of music history, analysis, harmony and aural training...

...In A2 you will look at performance topics, and do two further performances. Performance Studies: AS and A2 Level Performance Studies is a practical-based...

...and should have four GCSE grades A*-C. Where can this lead me? Recent graduates of the course have found places at Trinity College of Music...

...as it develops critical skills that can be applied to most contexts. Philosophy students are valued for their ability to think logically and solve problems...

...14% of the total assessment. The practical elements of the coursework can involve being a performer, leader or official; for AS you need to be assessed...

...around us in terms of forces and energy. You will look at the very smallest (quarks and leptons) to the very largest (the evolution of our Universe)...

...human behaviour and the mechanisms and processes of the mind. It tries to answer such questions as why we forget, how we remember and the exact nature...

...of six AS units dealing with concepts of the scientific method and introductory work in all three sciences. The second year consists of six A2 units split between Biology...

...The course is made up of six units divided approximately equally into Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Most students combine the course with improving their...

...a tour of the historical highlights of the East End of London, and conferences which feature high-profile sociologists. Students will also have the opportunity...

...in who update us on changes and developments in the industry... Learn about: Full Time...