Leyton Sixth Form College courses

...conferences with talks from examiners and economists in order to gain deeper insights into the subject, and to maximise examination success...

...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...

...Where can this lead me? You can progress from this course to other College courses including higher level BTEC and A levels. What are the enrichment opportunities?...

...During the course you will be given the opportunity to go on visits to care organisations. You will also be able to join in other cultural and social activities...

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

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

...AS and A2 Level This course involves looking at literary and non-literary, written and spoken texts in an analytical and evaluative way. Course details AS...

...and to any career that requires effective communication skills. What are the enrichment opportunities? We attend plays in the West End , Shakespeare workshops...

...education, health and social problems. The Language Resources Area has computers with Internet links, as well as satellite TV. How is it assessed?...

...Beliefs and Values. How is it assessed? Each unit will be assessed by a 1.5 hour exam, two in the AS year and two in the A2 year. Course duration One year at AS level...

...skills necessary for higher study, complex and technical subjects and everyday life. Students study the elements of reasoning: evaluate evidence and arguments...

...Students may contribute to a politics newsletter examining current political issues...

...This is a level 3 course, equivalent to two A levels. There are twelve units of study over the two years. The course also includes essential work placements...

...voluntary and private sector organisations, and visits to specialist health and social care settings for a range of clients, as well as guest speakers...

...and employment in care settings, for example, health care assistant. What are the enrichment opportunities? We offer work experience in a range of care settings...

...Trips abroad, conferences and revision days. Every year we work with QMC on a history masterclass and visit Essex University...

...and have found it highly advantageous. What are the enrichment opportunities? We offer the following opportunities to complement your studies...

...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...

...What do I need to study this subject? GCSE grade A or A* for AS Further Maths. A high grade at AS Maths and AS Further Maths to study A level Further Maths...

...There is no coursework. Course duration One year full-time. What do I need to study this subject? You should have GCSE grade D in Maths or Key Skills Application...