New College Pontefract courses

...ICT Project â€" Coursework Analysis Design Software development Testing and implementation Documentation Evaluation What skills do I need? If you have...

...What will I study? The course follows the ICT and Business strand. AS and A2 comprises of six units; two mandatory core units (*) and four specialist units as follows...

...At A2 Level, you will study topics involving the criminal law such as murder, manslaughter, robbery, theft and insanity. Law is both an interesting...

...you if you have successfully completed AS or A2 Mathematics. The AS course builds upon all GCSE work but particularly algebra. Within the A2 course...

...AS or A2 Further Maths you must also be studying AS and A2 Mathematics. The time commitment is doubled so it is essential that you really do enjoy...

...The practical nature of the course makes this a valuable qualification from both yours and an employers point of view. Private Study As an approximate...

...Good practical and technical skills, An ability to work as an individual and as a team member, A keen interest in contemporary media. How will I be taught?...

...15% of the total A Level mark. Unit 3: Historical and Analytical Studies in Music Aural Extract drawn from accompanied vocal music composed between 1900 and...

...This is an enjoyable and stimulating subject. It enables you to make progress by playing and learning about music. It is practical and leans heavily towards...

...a piece of work based around a set topic. You will document this work in a journal and you will then produce a series of final images. This represents...

...as well as biomechanical, physiological and psychological aspects which optimise performance. What will I study? AS Units Unit 1: Topics within this module...

...be well suited to the course. An A Level in Physics helps you prepare for a career in Science, Engineering or Medicine. The analytical and numeracy skills...

...The course will look at topics such as human memory, the accuracy of eyewitness testimony, abnormality and obedience to authority. It also looks at...

...a range of transferable skills which include collecting, synthesising and interpreting information from a variety of sources. These skills are in great...

...How is the course assessed? At both AS and A2, two of the three units are assessed by portfolio and one unit by examination. What will this course prepare me...

...and research methods This represents 30% of the total A Level mark. What skills do I need? There is no need to have studied Sociology at GCSE Level...

...in one of your study periods. How is the course assessed? The course is assessed in 4 skill areas â€" speaking, listening, reading and writing...

...Private Study As an approximate guideline AS subjects require 3-4 hrs of independent study each; A2 subjects 4-5 hrs each and GCSE subjects 2 hrs...

...(leisure centre, sports and fitness companies, travel agencies), or you can progress to university courses. Private Study As an approximate guideline...

...How will I be taught? Two teachers using a variety of methods will teach the subject. These include ICT-based methods such as Internet, Intranet...