SEEVIC College courses

...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...

...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...

...All the skills used at GCSE - listening, speaking, reading and writing - are continued, enhancing students- understanding and response to authentic language materials...

...'September 11' changed international politics? Why has there been concern about how to tackle climate change? Should the European Union continue to accept new members?...

...Did the British leave Ireland in 1921 as a result of violence or after reasoned argument and negotiation, or a combination of the two? The course is completed...

...do business, enjoy our leisure and live our everyday lives. This course examines the integration of computing into everyday life and investigates how computers...

...In year one (AS), the two study units concern themselves with questions such as: How is law made and interpreted? Where do our judges come from?...

...The first year of the course covers the same content as the AS Mathematics as well as the modules for AS Further Mathematics. AS Further Mathematics modules will be Mechanics...

...comprehend examples of the application of mathematics as presented in mathematical articles. Statistics is also studied. The amount of reading is small...

...from your eight best GCSEs or equivalent vocational qualifications but must include GCSE Maths and English Language. At least five GCSEs at grade...

...on the relationship between words and music. Careers and Further Studies Many other subjects would go well with Music, from a wide range of humanities and languages...

...of technology in order to gain a contextual understanding of the impact of technology on a range of music. Students must have a good knowledge of an instrument...

...your eight best GCSEs or equivalent vocational qualifications but must include GCSE Maths and English Language. At least five GCSEs at grade C or above...

...It encourages students to analyse everyday assumptions and express informed opinions when defending their positions. Students will learn what key philosophers...

...It is a coherent and worthwhile course of study both for students who will not continue with further study of the subject beyond this qualification...

...banking and commerce. General Entry Requirements Students will need the following: An average GCSE points score of 4.7 calculated from your eight...

...combines well with a range of subjects, including arts and sciences. It is a good academic A Level for progression to Higher Education and is an accepted...

...investigate and evaluate the fundamental beliefs and values of religion and society. It encourages the ability to express an informed and scholarly opinion on a range of issues...

...This course is the perfect follow-on to GCSE Applied Science, and is ideal for anyone who wishes to pursue a career in science. Applied Science is a mixture...

...different explanations of human behaviour. Students will have the opportunity to look at a number of studies carried out by sociologists. Sociology AS/A2 Level...