Regent College courses

...FRENCH AS Level (Year One) This course is taught at Wyggeston and Queen Elizabeth 1 College. Click here for further details FRENCH A2 Level...

...This involves looking at the ways in which people participate in politics: voting in elections, joining a political party or pressure group and protesting...

...the same manner as outlined for Unit 3. You will be given a wide choice of starting points by the examination board at the start of the course...

...You will also learn how to handle a digital camera, how to download images, use a scanner and to acquire a solid grasp of computer technique...

...Assessment This course is assessed by a portfolio of coursework. Teaching styles This course really focuses on the vocational aspects of Health & Social...

...this is about developing communication skills and awareness of clients in Health and Social care settings. Individual needs this unit allows you to explore...

...these are listed below. You will also have the opportunity to take part in health promotion displays, learn some first aid skills and work with professionals...

...Teaching styles Varied, but primarily student centred. At A level the emphasis is placed on developing student independence to assist in the transition to higher education... Learn about: Historical research techniques, History Politics...

...Website Production and Management The aim of this unit is to enable a learner to understand web architecture and the factors that affect its performance... Learn about: Information technology test planning...

...to give students opportunities to demonstrate and develop the practical application of knowledge and understanding in the areas of work that appeal to... Learn about: Information Systems...

...ICT (VOCATIONAL) Foundation BTEC Introductory Diploma IT work Level 1 course One year Progression BTEC First or GCSEs Exam board Edexcel 10 periods a...

...However a good understanding of English will be needed...

...Assessment There is no coursework for Law. It is 100% externally examined. Examinations take place at the end of the second year. Subject combinations... Learn about: Writing Skills...

...or equivalent, including English Language...

...your application for employment or higher education. A recent study calculated that, while graduates generally can expect to earn £150,000 more over a lifetime than non-graduates...

...was such an interesting person. Throughout the course you will develop your problem solving skills and learn how to apply your knowledge to real life situations...

...C or 4 - 9, or equivalent, including English Language... Learn about: Media Studies, Film Studies...

...subjects seen as complementing Media include Film, Graphics, Photography, and English. However, it may also fit with IT and Business. Provisional entry... Learn about: Media Studies...

...have been failed by their formal educational experience, or who may benefit from an alternative curriculum and approach to learning. The minimum age...

...and to plan ahead these are all valuable life skills. You will be able to progress onto higher education courses or employment. Resources and facilities...