Courses in Leyton

...The second year of study focuses on criminal law and covers topics such as homicide, non-fatal offences and police powers. Law: AS and A2 Level This dynamic...

...or a further unit of Statistics. How is it assessed? AS is assessed by three 1.5 hour examinations, one for each module. A2 is assessed by a further three 1.5 hour examinations...

...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 complete AS Further Maths...

...Number, Shape and Space, Statistics and Algebra. How is it assessed? Assessment is by two written examinations worth 100% of the final...

...and think about how audiences use these. You will produce media products of your own. Media Studies: AS and A2 Level This subject offers you the opportunity...

...is a practical work-related course. The course is aimed at students who wish to pursue a vocational media course that also prepares them for Advanced level courses or employment... Learn about: Full Time...

...There are visits to TV studios as part of the audience, and free film screenings. You will also have the opportunity to participate in community media projects... Learn about: Full Time...

...Our students have performed at the National Theatre and on Eastenders. Recent graduates have gained places on top performing arts courses, such as...

...in a play in the summer term. How is it assessed? Most of the work is project-based, and all is internally assessed by the Performing Arts...

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

...subject that also examines the theories and contexts of Drama, Dance and Music. Course details You will study two units in each year. In AS you will devise work in Drama...

...to perform and benefit from the input of a wide range of visiting musicians. How is it assessed? This BTEC National Diploma is assessed through practical...

...Students are expected to provide both short and long answers to questions, as the course is essay-based. How is it assessed? There are two 1.5 hour exams...

...What are the enrichment opportunities? There are a number of opportunities to participate in both College and local additional sporting activities...

...You will also study many applications of physics in society, such as car safety, navigation and medical imaging. Course details This is a modular course made up of six modules...

...It tries to answer such questions as why we forget, how we remember and the exact nature of stress and its relationship to illness. Psychology...

...a C in English Language with a D in Mathematics or a C in Mathematics with a D in English Language. Where can this lead me? Students who complete the course...

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

...police, probation, social research, journalism, teaching, management and local government. What are the enrichment opportunities? Trips have included visits to Parliament...

...to apply theory in practical settings. These may include: visits to hotels, exhibitions, visitor attractions and airlines. We also have regular guest speakers... Learn about: Full Time...