Palmer's College courses

...the development of visual language skills in: - generating a range of ideas - appropriate research into sources and contexts - sensitive selection...

...further learning opportunities within employment such as training, possibly in National Vocational Qualification (NVQ)...

...of a secure monarchy under Henry VII and Henry VIII to the fall of Wolsey. The relationships with the nobility, councils and Parliaments will all be studied...

...per year whereas Double students will study six units per year. You will study units covering the following ICT areas: First year units for both Single...

...therefore, it is important to understand the law making process. The course allows you to question a Barrister who will come to the College and give...

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

...The course is divided into three areas: '¢ core maths '" covering topics from GCSE Maths such as trigonometry, algebra, geometry and a new area...

...mechanics '" covering areas such as forces, vectors and the motion. Why study Double Mathematics? As the title suggests, this course will lead to two A-levels in Mathematics...

...Film Scriptwriter to TV Producer to Advertising Copywriter. It is also one of the fastest expanding courses at university. Studying the media gives...

...two taken at the end of the first year and two at the end of the second year. There will be opportunities to re-sit AS units in January and May of the second...

...will lead to practical project work thoroughly experimenting with image design and photographic materials. Unit 4: The practical exam unit involves a theme...

...2-½ hour written paper. Practical assessment in ONE chosen activity. Where does Physical Education take me? PE is a recognised academic subject which...

...the first assessed January, the second in May or June. Each is worth 40% of the AS marks each. These units cover, among other things, the physics of forces and motion...

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

...1-½ hours Where does Religious Studies take me? Religious Studies is a rigorous academic discipline which can be combined with any other subject...

...Year 1 (AS). Unit 1: Investigating Science at work. Unit 2: Energy Transfer Systems. Unit 3: Finding out about Substances. Year 2 (A2). Unit...

...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?...

...including the process of socialisation. Unit 2: Topics in Socialisation, Culture and Identity- this unit concentrates on the family. This explores...

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

...it is designed for students with some previous experience of the language. The main focus is on language acquisition and development in the four primary language skills...