Sir John Deane's College courses

...and carry out the interview in a role play situation. So, you are able to have a go at many business activities and learn from the experience...

...and forensic science. For example, you will use colorimetry to show the presence of glucose in the urine of a diabetic and flame tests to analyse a contaminating...

...for interested students. Organised gallery visits? Yes, in both years of the course. If all this appeals, then we look forward to the opportunity of helping...

...The first module covers infectious disease, cancer and heart disease, the digestive system, biological molecules, cells, enzymes, the control of breathing and heartbeat...

...importance of setting targets to ensure capacity is utilised efficiently, the meaning and importance of quality, the role of high quality customer service...

...in chemistry is highly valued and leads to a wide variety of careers. Knowledge of chemistry gives a better insight into the world around you and can...

...We shall also encourage you to broaden background reading and research topic areas covered in class. As the course progresses you will be expected to organise...

...The varied nature of the course provides an excellent foundation for Higher Education and a range of career opportunities. Past students have gained degrees...

...(A2 30%). You will study a further two plays in depth from different periods. You will explore how directors, performers and designers have approached...

...there is ample opportunity in lessons for discussion and debate. The attitude you adopt really will be the key to your success. Does Economics link particularly...

...A Level Physics and Computing. Where might it lead me? Electronics is a scientific and technologically important subject and the A Level forms a well-recognised...

...occupation, gender, power and region. The Coursework unit gives you the opportunity to create a folder of your own Original Writing. Unit 1 Categorising Texts (Exam)...

...business and industry as more and more environmental regulations are being introduced. So come on: help sort out the problems of the world. I am I...

...going experiences and will offer some challenging representations of the world through the camera lens. Film Studies looks at the ways in which films communicate...

...The General Studies course lays emphasis on logical thinking and analysis, providing opportunities for the development of a great variety of skills attractive...

...Geography is an interesting subject. You get days out on fieldtrips!...

...national and European levels. Topics covered in the study of Politics include Electoral Systems, Parties and Pressure Groups, and at A2, the American political system...

...it is best to check what subjects you will need to study alongside Health and Social Care. Where might Health and Social Care lead me? Health and Social...

...in order to study it at AS/A2 Level, although many of you considering this subject will do so because you have achieved a good GCSE grade and enjoyed the subject...

...satisfaction and empowerment from their studies. Why study Information and Communications Technology? ICT could be a new subject for you but even if...