Palmer's College courses

...hospitals through to the local football club running a couple of teams. What do I study? The AS course is mainly financial accounting, which covers...

...You will also complete an externally set assignment which culminates in a twelve hour practical exam, based on a given theme provided by the exam board...

...skills with a series of projects as well as write and illustrate a negotiated extended essay about an aspect of Fine Art. The course culminates in an...

...How do scientists isolate genes from one organism and transfer them to another? How can your heart beat without you telling it to do so? How do scientists...

...two portfolios and one external assessment. The A2 is made up of two core units, one portfolio and one external assessment and an optional...

...marketing strategies - operations strategies - human resources strategies Unit 4: The Business Environment and Change - external influences...

...What do I study? Examples of AS topics are: -atomic structure -bonding and intermolecular forces -mole calculations -periodic table groups ii and...

...Socrates and Athens; the Career of Alexander and Roman Epic literature. In the past the College has organised trips abroad including to...

...body language in conversations, how we form our self image, and how we behave in groups. Year 1 (AS). Unit 1: Understanding Communication & Culture...

...You will study four units over two years. One year's study leads to an AS level and successful students can then proceed to the second year to obtain a full A-level in Computing...

...study of a historic area of dance. You are expected to understand dance from the perspective of the dancer, Choreographer and audience member...

...to explore the theory behind creating effective theatre and develop skills to enable you to create your own. During the course you will look at work...

...Minimum GCSE C grade or above in Maths and English...

...Control Technology and Robotics. What do I need? You will need to be able to work independently (with guidance of course) and you will need to enjoy solving problems...

...the introductory aspects of the study of language, using a variety of texts for the basis of this study. In addition it focuses on three specific social contexts...

...a relatively new and innovative combination of two familiar subjects. Although the emphasis is firmly on the study of language as a Science...

...The examination will focus upon the narrative aspects of the texts. Unit 2: Dramatic Genres This module is assessed via coursework. You are required...

...If combined with practical training (especially at degree level), then there are a range of career opportunities in the film and video industries...

...Year 2 (A2). Unit 3: '¢ weather and climate and associated hazards. plate tectonics, volcanoes. Why study Geography? Geography bridges the gap between...

...why people vote the way they do and what their vote means; how pressure groups seek to change the world. British Government and its recent changes...