Courses in Leyton

...The first year looks at the English legal system and covers fundamentals such as the legal professions, civil and criminal process, and sources of...

...Course duration One year at AS level. One year at A2 level. What do I need to study this subject? You should have GCSE Maths (higher tier) grade B or above for AS level...

...one for each module. A2 Further Maths is assessed by a further three 1.5 hour examinations. Course duration One year at AS level. One year at A2 level...

...The topics covered are: Number, Shape and Space, Statistics and Algebra. Maths: Foundation or Higher Level GCSE This course is available to students...

...There are visits to TV studios and free film screenings at cinemas. You will also have the opportunity to participate in community media projects...

...look at careers in media industries and writing for the media, and produce videos, print products and sound. Media: BTEC First Diploma The BTEC First Diploma... Learn about: Full Time...

...We have strong links with media professionals and we regularly invite them to the College to work with students... Learn about: Full Time...

...dance and production skills, in order to give you a really broad creative training, with many opportunities to perform. Performing Arts: BTEC National...

...with an emphasis placed on developing your acting skills and an understanding of the Performing Arts industry. There will be an opportunity to perform...

...expanding understanding of music history, analysis, harmony and aural training. Practical options include composition and performance. How is it assessed?...

...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...

...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...

...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...

...What do I need to study this subject? You should have five GCSE grades A*-C including Double Science, Mathematics and English Language. Where can this lead...

...completing a set of three tasks carried out under teacher supervision. You are given two opportunities with the best marks counting. There are two...

...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...

...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...

...You can progress to the AS Applied Science course, separate AS Sciences or employment. What are the enrichment opportunities? There is an educational...

...Sociology: AS and A2 Level Sociology is the study of society: the attempt to understand human behaviour through the influences which act upon each one of...

...A good record of attendance and punctuality is also necessary. Where can this lead me? If students achieve a Merit they may apply for the next level course... Learn about: Full Time...