Regent College courses

...Balance Sheets and Cash flow statement. Emphasis is placed on different kinds of business organisation such as sole traders, limited companies and partnerships...

...to combine it with subjects such as Literature, IT, Maths and Sciences. Resources and facilities Although you may wish to use your own sketchbooks it...

...Unified biology (26%). As well as assessing your practical skills within the written examinations there will be a non-examined Practical Endorsement... Learn about: Biology Science, Scientific investigation unit...

...Students will have their own copy of a new textbook written specifically for the course. We also use online resources to add variety and bring the outside world into the...

...data to monitor the performance of the organisation. Three optional Units: Unit 4 Meeting Customer needs (external test) Unit 5 Business Communication...

...Project management Course outline For business you will study a range of units covering: 1. Enterprise in the Business world 2. Finance 3. Marketing... Learn about: Business model, Writing Skills, Business Studies...

...or Certificates in Business and/or IT. Entry requirements As part of a level 1 programme a minimum of five grade Es or 2s at GCSE, or equivalent subjects... Learn about: Information Systems...

...and Grade C in GCSE Maths and English Language. If you have a Grade E in AS, you may need to follow the AS course again as well as A2, in order to... Learn about: Laboratory Technician, Scientific unit...

...Coordination and control – the nervous and endocrine systems; Maintaining internal environments. B4 Community level systems: Ecosystems. B5 Genes... Learn about: Scientific unit, Chemistry Research...

...in the UK and how these rights are protected by the legal system; the difference between civil and criminal law and how should people be punished and compensated...

...in a series of timed sessions. Teaching styles For each component you will be given a brief that you will use as a starting point. The brief is structured...

...The course also promotes personal and social development, making learners more self-confident and responsible, in the classroom and beyond. Essentially...

...concepts and methods, you will develop your analytical skills and the ability to dissect texts from a range of modes and genres. In the process... Learn about: Writing Skills...

...For example, this year students saw Romeo and Juliet at Birmingham Rep, Macbeth at the Haymarket and participated in GCSE Poetry Live! Entry requirements...

...(Looking at poetry and stories). One Information Unit. (Collecting and using information). Teaching styles Teaching styles include: Group...

...individual study, whole class teaching. Student research and presentation is also a feature of the course. Assessment Assessment is by closed book examination...

...the topic must either complement and develop the Principal Learning component of the Diploma or support your progression and development. Assessment...

...The Subsidiary Diploma is graded: Pass, Merit, and Distinction. Students can obtain a Distinction* grade overall. Resources and Facilities Students... Learn about: Information technology test planning...

...will also undertake maths and ICT qualifications. Resources and facilities Resources include using ICT facilities, library (LRC) sessions and outside speakers... Learn about: English Language...

...storyboard to demonstrate how micro features produce meanings and responses. Throughout this unit, the emphasis will be on the interaction of film and spectator... Learn about: Film Studies, Film Theory, Media Studies...