SEEVIC College courses

...This course will be of interest to students who are considering a career in accountancy or in the financial services, or for those who want to increase...

...of the expressive nature of the formal elements of art and design, such as the use of line, colour and texture. Art History research is also an important part of the course...

...course will appeal to Art and Design students who wish to specialise in the creative area of Graphic Design. It is not based on the technology of graphics...

...Please refer to the information sheet for a detailed specification of the camera required. Students' work is produced by way of combining digital imagery with mixedmedia techniques...

...dyed textiles and printed textiles. In year one (AS), in addition to practical work, students will study the relationship between ideas and design and textile...

...one of which is a 1,500-word written report of an issue or visit. The year two (A2) course is split into four topics: On the Wild Side - species...

...although it includes some study of other animals and plants. It is suitable for students who are considering a career based on Biology or Human Biology...

...to study at degree level in any business-related subject. General Entry Requirements Students will need the following: An average GCSE points score...

...Chemistry AS/A2 Level - Two year course This course gives a fascinating survey of all main areas of chemistry: Organic - the chemistry of carbon compounds Inorganic...

...Philosophy, Law, History or Classical Civilisation itself at degree level. It is useful for most jobs in administration, and in particular publishing...

...Careers and Further Studies This course can lead to a range of Higher Education dance-performance or teaching degree courses and vocational full-time dance...

...undertaken in both year one (AS) and year two (A2). In addition, students will study Design and Technology in Practice and Designing for the Future...

...vocational qualifications but must include GCSE Maths and English Language. 2. At least five GCSEs at grade C or above which must include GCSE English Language...

...General Entry Requirements Students will need the following: 1. An average GCSE points score of 4.7 calculated from your eight best GCSEs or equivalent...

...Language and Power, Language Change, Child Language Development and Language and Technology. They will also have the opportunity to develop their own writing skills...

...study includes topic-based research leading to the production of students†own writing. Careers and Further Studies This course is suitable for those...

...of a Shakespeare play with two texts by other writers. Careers and Further Studies This course is suitable for those who wish to go on to university to study English...

...It offers the focus for reflection and debate, building on what students already know as spectators, consumers and fans. The interaction between film...

...Social Issues; and a cultural topic, such as a region of the country. Careers and Further Studies A foreign language is useful in any career...

...tensions in society; terrorism; religious and class differences; global warming; art and architecture; controversy in science; the power of advertising and many others...