Palmer's College courses

...appropriate research into sources and contexts - primary recording and analysis of sources and contexts - sensitive selection and exploration of media and processes...

...Year 2 (A2). The content of A2 will develop AS content through addressing the. Why study Applied Health & Social Care? The AS/A2 in Health & Social...

...at pioneering individuals and moments of crisis. There are opportunities for individual study and usually one European visit is organised. In addition...

...and Double students are: '¢ using ICT to communicate. ICT solutions (data analysis). '¢. PLEASE NOTE: THIS COURSE CANNOT BE TAKEN ALONGSIDE COMPUTING Why...

...Delegated Legislation, Judge-made Law and Statutory Interpretation. The Legal System: courts and other methods of solving disputes without going to court...

...The course is taught at a slower pace to that of other Maths courses, giving students the opportunity to develop their skills. What do I study?...

...highly valued by employers and universities...

...areas such as Law and Psychology. It goes without saying that any employer would value two A-levels in Mathematics extremely highly...

...anyone with either an interest in the media or those thinking of a related career in Media and Communications, such as Advertising, Journalism and Marketing...

...vocabulary, cultural and grammatical knowledge to communicate meaningfully, both in written and spoken form. Progressing to an A2 qualification will equip...

...Graphic Design, Fine Art or Media at HND/Degree or for those wishing to do an Art Foundation course first. Some students have found employment directly...

...where you will develop your skills in two activities. The rest of the time will be classroom-based but, wherever possible, theory will always be related to sporting situations...

...experience in planning and accurately. executing a wide range of practical techniques. Why study Physics? Whether you are interested in the tiniest sub-atomic particles...

...Definitions and approaches and therapies to abnormality. Year 2 (A2) Unit 3: Topics in Psychology: Develop an understanding of the major approaches...

...Religion Philosophy and Science - miracles, creation, the design argument. Assessment: External exam- 1-¼ hours Unit 2: Religion, Art and the Media...

...are assessed this way. Bear in mind that this does not make it an easy option - there is a lot of work involved and deadlines which need to be...

...the Universe, and 'oeAre we alone?'. There is quite a variety of subject. PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS AN AS COURSE ONLY. Why study Science in Society?...

...What do I study? Year 1 (AS) You will study two units: Unit 1: Exploring Socialisation, Culture and Identity- this involves studying how identities and cultures are formed...

...What do I study? The course is divided into three modules: Z1 covering data presentation, sampling, probability, Binomial distribution and hypothesis testing...

...in all their diversity. This understanding is reached through the study of societies and cultures and the exploration of the general principles of social...