Palmer's College courses

...a sustained practical investigation and ongoing review - a personal response, demonstrating connections to contexts A personal study which may include...

...the health and social care services for example, as a Clinical Support Nurse, Home Help, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Physiotherapy Assistants...

...the use of German Propaganda and Mass indoctrination; Nazi organisations and the co-ordination of German Society and the impact of war on the German people...

...study Applied Information & Communication Technology (ICT)? Students who wish to develop their skills across a wide variety of ICT areas will enjoy and benefit from this course...

...the Police, Social Services, careers in central and local government and opportunities in Europe...

...The course is divided into five topics including: Number, Algebra, Graphs, Probability & Statistics and Trigonometry. There is no coursework for this course...

...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...

...Year 1 (AS). Unit 1: Media Representations and Responses. A diverse and exciting examination of the content of media forms, e.g. Advertising...

...you to embark upon a language degree or will provide you with valued, advanced language skills to cope in the world of work. What do I study?...

...exploring two dimensional visual language (shape, pattern, texture, tone, form etc), research relevant photographers' work to inform their own practice...

...AS/A2 Physical Education provides you with the opportunity to study both in and out of the classroom. There will be a one hour practical session each...

...electrical circuits, materials and light and sound waves. Students will also gain experience in planning and accurately executing a wide range of practical...

...why eople obey authority figures and why people suffer from serious mental illnesses like Schizophrenia. It is the subject's relevance to the real world...

...Ways of Moral Decision Making - medical research and medical developments, business practice and economics. Assessment: External exam- 1-½ hours Where...

...The course has a vocational context built into content of units; the units are designed to be relevant to local/national employers. Students have a...

...you will maintain and broaden your interest in Science, learn to present both sides of an argument and, at the same time, develop your written and verbal communication skills...

...This explores how demographic and social changes have influenced the family. Year 2 (A2). You will. Why study Sociology? Sociologists want to understand how society works...

...Wilcoxen rank sum test Where does Statistics take me? AS level Statistics is intended to support students who need Statistics in their degree course...

...skills by taking up a second foreign language, or to learn a foreign language for the first time. Either way, these are exciting courses that will enable you to speak...