Leyton Sixth Form College courses

...You will analyse media products and think about how audiences use these. You will produce media products of your own. How is it assessed? Assessment...

...print products and sound. How is it assessed? Assessment is through a coursework portfolio. Students will also take Key Skills for which they will produce... Learn about: Full Time...

...Where can this lead me? This subject offers a suitable background for university study including a range of media production degrees, journalism... 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...

...There are theatre visits and other performances throughout the year. The Performing Arts department has regular visits from professional actors...

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

...together with an interest in theatre and performance. Where can this lead me? You may progress to university to study drama or humanities at degree level...

...opportunities to perform and benefit from the input of a wide range of visiting musicians. Music: BTEC National Diploma This course is for students...

...the theories that try to answer how and why we develop moral values. The second year includes the study of the theory of mind and human philosophy...

...and coursework (50%). For coursework, in each year you carry out both practical and written work, although practical assessment only counts for approximately...

...There are two exam papers in each year one in January and one in June. Course duration One year at AS level. One year at A2 level. What do I need to study this subject?...

...Psychology is useful for many careers including law, social work, advertising and business management. It is accepted as an entry requirement for all degrees...

...engineering, IT, chemistry, microbiology and neurology. What are the enrichment opportunities? Students in the second year will have an opportunity...

...divided approximately equally into Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Most students combine the course with improving their grade in either GCSE English Language or Mathematics...

...Most students go on to university, and develop skills in analytical and critical thinking useful in many careers including: law, personnel, social...

...You should have GCSE grades A*-D, preferably in English Language, or if progressing from a level 1 course, a Merit is the required qualification... Learn about: Full Time...

...You should have five GCSE grades A*-C including English Language or Merit at level 2, and a good record of attendance and punctuality. Where can this lead... Learn about: Full Time...

...Travel and Tourism is designed to provide a broad, relevant and vocationally based introduction to the hospitality, travel and tourism sectors... Learn about: Full Time...