Sir John Deane's College courses

...the group on how to do something and go about it in a totally different way, but both still succeed!It is not necessary for you to have followed a course...

...How do you learn best? Do you enjoy researching information for yourself and organising it into a really good piece of coursework? Do you find examinations...

...Animation, Photography, Fine Art, Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Theatre Design, Jewellery, Graphic Design, Film and Television, Furniture Design...

...Is it possible to clone a human being? Is there anything we can do about global warming? Will we ever be able to cure AIDS? Why are bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics?...

...the more traditional A Level and there is no coursework involved all modules are assessed by external written examination. A Level Applied Business is a far more hands-on...

...to a career rich in challenge, variety and opportunity. What are the entry requirements? The AS part of the course should be within your ability if...

...choreographic practice and your ability to critically consider dance studio practice. Unit 2 60% of AS, 30% of total A Level marks Choreography and Performance...

...Unit 4 - Commercial Design (Graphic Products) Coursework 60% of A2 (30% of total GCE marks) Project of your choice agreed with DT staff. A2 students...

...You will also be introduced to a basic vocabulary of drama and theatre. You will attend live theatre performances for which you will have to submit an evaluation...

...the subject and skills in how to deal with that content. Although some of you may not need to remember the content for very much longer than the duration of your course...

...of the principles of modern electronics and to become competent in the design and analysis of electronic circuits. Theory and calculations are central...

...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)...

...Where might Environmental Studies lead me? Anywhere you want. Students with science A Levels are welcomed to most careers and higher education courses...

...Creative Work: a synopsis for an original film and a photographic storyboard or step outline for one sequence or an entire short film, supported by a written evaluation...

...You are encouraged to develop your knowledge of topical issues through quality newspapers, journals, documentaries and research on the internet...

...of the A2 course is a bit more complex, basically the course consists of the following topics: PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY Coasts HUMAN GEOGRAPHY Development SUSTAINABILITY...

...Politics is one of those subjects that can be easily combined with either Arts or Science subjects. Where might it lead me? Students often write to...

...related courses at university or in Further Education. Where might Health and Social Care lead me? Health and Social Care will open the door to many caring professions...

...law, local and central government, teaching, public relations and business management. Entry Requirement You do not need to have taken History at GCSE level...

...on the basic principles of the subject, which are applicable in times of rapidly changing technology. There is also emphasis on developing the skills...