Peter Symonds College courses

...of your individual responses to your own first hand experience. During the first two terms of the AS course, you will be encouraged to explore the creative...

...a sewage works, Studland sand dunes and Belize. A student hardship fund exists (accessed via student services) for any student requiring financial assistance with costs...

...particularly in the accounting part of the course. You will need to be able to express yourself fluently and clearly in response to data response questions...

...Methods of Teaching The course includes a variety of teaching methods; work is carried out both through individual exercises, case studies and also through group activities...

...This is assessed through practical assessment and an exam(s) Course Content: All learners must complete the following: * Business enterprise * Business...

...in meeting these costs. Career Possibilities Advanced level Chemistry is essential for further study of Chemistry, Biochemistry, Chemical Engineering...

...As well as studying the plays as literature, students would also examine something of the society which produced them for example, its religion and religious festivals...

...Finally the course examines the nature of the texts that we are surrounded by in everyday life and teaches students the tools to be able to deconstruct these texts...

...(1-2 years) Minimum entry requirement You will need at least 5 GCSEs at grades A*-C, including Maths and English. Course Content Computing is a broad-based...

...the Critical Thinking course will help you to ask the right questions.You'll become more confident in assessing conflicting claims. You'll also learn...

...dancer as a performer and the significance of dances and this understanding will be assessed through a written examination. In your A2 year you will create...

...in Drama and other Arts and Humanities subjects. The transferable skills the subject offers are also useful in vocational areas including the media and television...

...Macroeconomicsis the study of the economy as a whole, including inflation, unemployment, economic growth and international trade. Economics complements...

...pair and group work. Examination This is the largest part of the course and therefore a lot of time will be spent preparing for this: Paper One (30%)...

...written and electronic texts. In the first year, students will encounter debates about how children acquire spoken and written language. The AS coursework...

...Career Possibilities A level English Literature leads on naturally to Higher Education courses in English and other Arts or Humanities subjects...

...practical activities, videos, group projects and study skills.Very little time is spent making notes apart from summaries to emphasise key points.Private...

...looks at issues around genre (horror) and how social-political ideas are expressed in film. US Film Comparative Study. Here you will compare two US films...

...writing, speaking and listening. You will also gain a greater knowledge of grammatical structures and so develop accuracy in the language. Teaching...

...AS/A2 FURTHER MATHEMATICS OCR (MEI) (1-2 years) PLEASE REFER TO THE MATHEMATICS COURSE LEAFLET...