Scarborough Sixth Form College courses

...to combine a study of a foreign language alongside another subject such as Business Studies or Law. There is no doubt that the ability to communicate...

...as you must have clearance to work with vulnerable people in care settings when on visits or work experience. What and how will I be studying?...

...applications of what you are studying. Entry Requirement You don't need to have studied Health & Social Care before. The most important requirements are the desire to learn...

...A2 - Year 2 Unit 3: The United States, 1917-54: Boom, Bust and Recovery. Unit 4: Coursework. Whether you choose to study Early Modern History or Modern History...

...document and evaluate a client-driven project What skills will I need and be developing during the course? The subject calls for both logical discipline and imaginative creativity...

...on how to use your skills to suit different tasks, problems and situations. Examples of the sorts of skills you will develop: Communication...

...Working with Others and Improving Own Learning and Performance. How is the Course assessed? All units are assessed by examination. Modules 1-2 are assessed...

...although both contain non-calculator elements. Consult the department staff for suitable models for each level. The Maths department website leads...

...PRINT PRODUCTION You will construct an original print artefact for example a magazine cover and feature article and you will: Understand print production...

...industry throughout the two years in order for students to gain an understanding the industry and how it operates...

...UNIT TWO: is a production of two linked media artefacts. Because you will have studied cross promotion of film in UNIT ONE you will probably choose...

...coursework and 40% 2 hour exam. 30% of the overall grade is performance, 30% composing and 40% developing music ideas. A2 - Year 2 The A2 course is...

...processing and mixing techniques. Multi- track recording. To record 12 - 24 live tracks and then process and mix them to sound as close to the original as possible...

...the armed forces and uniformed services. Posts in leisure management are increasingly looking for A level applicants to recruit onto their own in house...

...followed by an introduction to thermal physics and ideal gases Unit E: Fields, Particles and Frontiers of Physics. An introduction to cutting edge Physics...

...students a broad understanding of psychology by focusing on 15 key studies across the five main approaches: cognitive, social, developmental...

...and what can we do in response to this? Are wars ever justified? Is the Iraq war justifiable? What are the reasons for wars? In Philosophy, we examine...

...(2 units) is internally assessed. The rest of the units are internally assessed. This means that you build up a portfolio of work for the...

...This means that the student builds up a portfolio of work for the unit, which is assessed by the teacher and then moderated. What career opportunities are there?...

...by concentrating on the process of 'socialisation' - how people learn the typical attitudes, beliefs, and behaviour of a particular society...