Science Courses West Sussex

...one module is taken in January with the other two units in June. There is no coursework. The first three units make up the AS grade. All six go towards the final A Level grade... Learn about: Subject Understanding...

...Classification and Biodiversity, Topic 4: Exchange and Transport. In the second year the additional topics are: Topic 5: Energy for Biological Processes...

...What knowledge do I need to succeed? Some prior knowledge of Mathematics is needed either from GCSE or from level 2 Adult Numeracy. What are the lessons like?... Learn about: Previous knowledge...

...single Mathematics A level. How will I be taught? Teaching is as in the Mathematics A level, but with more opportunities to tackle challenging problem solving questions... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...ceramics, wood, textiles, film, photography and graphics - Apple Mac computer suites with creative industry standard applications - A contemporary music recording studio complex...

...GCSE starting with the foundation topics of atomic structure and bonding, moles and equations, the periodic table and chemicals from oil. Further topics...

...earlier including correlation. Unit 2: The early emphasis is on being able to work with a scientific calculator. It is then used to study, percentages... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...Representation of data - types of graph etc The Normal Distribution Correlation and Regression In addition to this there is training in Fermi questions...

...Also in the second year you will be given the option to study an area of physics you are interested in, this could be; astrophysics, engineering physics or electronics... Learn about: Nuclear Physics, GCSE Physics...

...Statistics explores the question as to how we can decide whether a theory is true given the random nature of the world. How will I be taught?... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...