Courses in Southampton

...and the college IT network. A range of books and magazines is available in the College library. We strongly recommend that you buy a large dictionary for use at...

...be assessed by a portfolio of work Unit 9 Investigating disease You will be assessed by a portfolio of work External assessment will be through written...

...and its impact on the Russian people and society. You will consider the individual Russian rulers from Alexander II to Khrushchev, autocracy and dictatorship...

...The course has a strong problem solving focus where students apply their skills, knowledge and understanding to solve complex problems covering a range of contexts...

...Students who are linguistically able and prepared to work exceedingly hard can begin the AS course at the same time as the GCSE course, enabling them...

...In Year 2 you will take units 3 and 4 to complete the full Advanced Level. Unit 1: Law Making and the Legal System You will study the English legal system...

...such as how to construct networks. It is useful to Computing and Business. AS/A2 Use of Mathematics In the first year of Use of Mathematics...

...What does the course consist of? In Year 1 you will study MS1 and 2 for an AS Level. In Year 2 you will take MS3 and 4 to complete the full Advanced Level...

...for workshops and lectures. Instrumental lessons can be arranged through the college with our visiting tutors. Students taking AS and A Level courses...

...Masterclasses with professional musicians are arranged in conjunction with the Turner Sims Concert Hall. Composers and instrumentalists visit the college...

...are carried out through regular commitment to either a college team or an external club and students are strongly advised to ensure they are competing...

...for students thinking of a career or university course involving science or engineering, but it is also suitable for anyone who wants a better understanding...

...being student active and will include discussion and debate. You will be encouraged to read Political Journals and collect relevant newspaper articles...

...units 4 and 5 to complete the full advanced level. AS level Psychology Unit 1: Psychological Investigation Candidates will need to be familiar with...

...philosophy and includes issues such as the distinction between the body and the soul, life after death, the concept of a miracle and a religious language...

...and limitations of methods such as questionnaires, interviews, surveys, experiments, longitudinal studies, documents, official statistics and personal...

...and the college IT network. A range of books and magazines is available in the College library. We strongly recommend that you buy a large dictionary for use at...

...explore how science is used in analysis, manufacturing, health and in understanding our impact on the environment. It is the natural progression route...

...take and leave a message, make, re-arrange or cancel appointments. Topic 5: Eating out You will learn to book a table, order a meal, express your likes...

...at the English Legal System, Criminal and Consumer Law. What does the course consist of? There are no exams. The course is assessed entirely through...