Swansea College courses

...Performing market research; Human Resource management; Business law; Negligence. Access to Business (Level 3) Course Content This one-year programme... Learn about: Full Time...

...and answer sessions to support students with their progress. This full time programme has 14.5 hours a week of study over three days, one hour of which... Learn about: Applied Psychology, Full Time, Behavioural Therapy...

...Students are introduced to four Humanities subject areas: English, History, Psychology and Sociology. Within each topic a range of themes and concepts will be considered...

...Law and morality; Court systems; Criminal law; Sex and race discrimination; Sources of law. Access to Law (Level 3) Course Content This one-year full... Learn about: Full Time...

...as well as informal question and answer sessions to support students with their progress. The part time course has eight hours a week of study over two evenings... Learn about: Nursing Health, Occupational Nurse, Health Visitor...

...Progression Students can enter Higher Education courses in Criminology, Psychology, Social Policy, Social Work, Nursing, Occupational Therapy...

...Please refer to the following pages for more information. Medical Science BTEC Diploma Forensic Science BTEC Extended Diploma Applied Science BTEC Certificate...

...to study the Welsh Baccalaureate. The units are still to be finalised, but based on previous years these are typical options: Level 3 Certificate Applied...

...Laboratory coat approx £10 Course Location Tycoch Campus Attendance Full Time Interview An interview is required...

...There is the option to either study Biology or Human Biology. The course is equivalent to 40-120 UCAS points. Teaching/Assessment The course is taught...

...Course content. This course aims to develop an enthusiam for studying business from a range of perspectives. The behaviour of a wide variety of organisations... Learn about: Full Time...

...Teaching/Assessment Year 1: Module1 exam sat in January, Module3a sat in May and Module2 sat in June. Year 2: Module4 exam sat in January, Module5 and 6a sat in...

...This two-year course is designed to provide a broad understanding of the principles, properties and limitations of computers, including: Developing computer systems...

...January and May and Coursework involving programming of PIC chips for various everyday uses. For A2 Level there are also two 1.5 hour exams to be sat...

...There will also be an external written exam at the end of the first and second year. Progression The course can lead to a variety of Higher Education courses...

...and Literature and other arts subjects. An A Level in English Literature is useful for such careers as teaching, journalism, marketing, advertising...

...In addition to stories, plays and poems you can also expect to study the language of journalism, advertising, travel writing, autobiography...

...multiple grades are awarded. The best Extended Diploma score is DDD â€" three distictions, equal to three A grade A Levels. Assessment Every unit is assessed by coursework...

...and provide the basis for a study of the French society and way of life. French cinema will be explored and films will be shown. If you enjoy communicating...

...Progression This course can lead to: University degree courses and broad employment opportunities including business, civil service, commerce...