Leyton Sixth Form College courses

...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...

...Students are taught in small groups. You will be given the opportunity to develop your English skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking throughout the course...

...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...

...Introductory Certificate in Health and Social Care (level 1). Course details You will be given the opportunity to develop your English skills in reading...

...and any career where communication is important. What are the enrichment opportunities? Creative writing workshops with guest authors and poets and a range of trips are available...

...Geoffrey Chaucer, The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale; -William Shakespeare, King Lear; Sophocles, Oedipus Rex How is it assessed? Exams for all modules LT1 and...

...plays, poems and spoken language texts as well as contextualise and evaluate 20th century political journalism. English Language and Literature...

...A2. LL3: Analysing and Producing Performance Texts. (Coursework 20%) In this unit you compare Shakespeare's King Lear' with a partner text and write...

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

...of the equivalent must be at Merit or above. Where can this lead me? A qualification in General Studies will provide you with a wide range of career and higher education opportunities...

...Thinking is a useful qualification to have because it shows you are developing your powers of thought. The course develops the essential thinking skills...

...including grade A*-B in English Language. Where can this lead me? The course is highly regarded by universities and employers because of its analytical and discursive nature...

...social policy and psychology. What are the enrichment opportunities? We offer work experience in statutory, voluntary and private sector organisations...

...All students are required to complete a Criminal Records Bureau check at the beginning of the course. Where can this lead me? You can progress to level...

...Where can this lead me? Progression to level 3 courses depends upon your grades. The qualification is accepted for entry to the Diploma in Nursing course in some universities...

...The course allows you to develop a range of historical skills, and Key Skills in Communication. How is it assessed? The AS History course involves...

...and a visit to Harvard School of Law in Boston , Massachusetts!...

...will take two units of Core Maths and a unit on Statistics. For A2 Maths you will take a further two units of Core Maths and either a unit of Mechanics...

...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...

...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...