SEEVIC College courses

...to students who are considering a career in accountancy or in the financial services, or for those who want to increase their knowledge of modern business practices...

...There will be one externally set practical assignment. In year two (A2), students will research, evaluate, analyse and establish links between their...

...develop the ability to identify and resolve creative problems. The emphasis of coursework is on individual projects that promote personal interpretation...

...exploring ideas and themes. The emphasis in this course is on dynamic and individualistic approaches to image making and will be particularly suitable...

...for example, occupational therapy, retail display, textile conservation, fashion design and journalism. It is also relevant for students with an interest...

...course is split into five topics: Lifestyle, Health and Risk; Cystic Fibrosis; The Voice of the Genome '" considering the development from a single...

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

...The examinations involve answering problemsolving style questions based on either pre-issued case study or data response materials about fictitious businesses...

...1. An average GCSE points score of 4.7 calculated from your eight best GCSEs or equivalent vocational qualifications but must include GCSE Maths and English Language...

...and who will enjoy learning about the works of antiquity. War, family relationships, marriage, infidelity, guilt and revenge are the key themes...

...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...

...Students will have the opportunity to develop their skills in designing, modelling, making and evaluating products through practical coursework projects...

...The course covers four essential areas: evaluating live productions seen during the course; the analysis of set texts; the study of an influential theatre...

...It is of particular value to careers such as accountancy, insurance, financial services and banking where it is an element of the professional examinations...

...Students will be introduced to new areas of study relating to the theory and practice of language. This will provide them with an understanding of...

...It is particularly suitable for students who are close analytical readers, but who also have a flair for writing in a variety of ways. The main emphasis...

...They will be encouraged to examine the historical and social context in which the texts were produced and to see that there are different ways of reading...

...the basics of the subject by reference to popular cinema, such as Hollywood and Britain, beginning with the types of films that students are already familiar...

...speaking, reading and writing - are continued, enhancing students- understanding and response to authentic language materials. Students will gain an increased...

...and in turn develop their communication skills. Assessment of each of the four A Level units is by written examination. Careers and Further Studies Awareness...