Courses in Thames Ditton

...you will study the Environment, Multicultural Society and Contemporary Social Issues. In addition there will be 2 cultural topics, for example a chosen region...

...For the AS level you will study: In the AS year your study of physical geography includes rivers, flood management and coastal environments...

...of plate tectonics and natural resources. Further fieldwork will be undertaken in connection with the coursework component of the course. How is the course assessed?...

...It is well documented that language graduates have one of the highest employment rates and that employers value the transferable skills which study of a language provides...

...This subject will provide you with the political knowledge and skills that will enable you to make more sense of the political processes and decisions...

...(Promoting Quality Care, Communication in Care Settings, Promoting Good Health). These are all mandatory units. On successful completion you would be awarded... Learn about: Early Years...

...people and events in the past that have shaped the world in important ways. Exam Board: EDEXCEL What is the course about? The course covers a broad range...

...evaluating evidence, research and investigation. You will learn to argue effectively and intelligently, while empathising with and understanding the context...

...1820-77, and revisit the issue of slavery. In addition you will also have an opportunity to pursue an individual study on an aspect of the growth and...

...then answer questions using those notes in a written exam. The A2 Double is assessed through 5 portfolios and an exam on a case study. What skills...

...are integral work in the second year of the course. 12 Unit: Leisure In Action, Working in the People Business (external assessment), Current Issues...

...students will have achieved mainly A's or A*'s in their GCSE's across the board. However, if you get an A or A* in GCSE Maths, taking two A levels in Maths...

...including simultaneous and quadratic equations (factorising and the formula)? · Rearrange formulas? · Work with fractions and negative numbers without a calculator...

...and Psychology (because of its Statistics content). Students who have not taken Maths beyond GCSE often struggle with the mathematical parts of these courses...

...The sharpest contrast between the two courses lies in the assessment of work. In Vocational Media there are no exams as learner assessment is exclusively by coursework...

...the media in creating a democracy or in developing identity. How is the course assessed? Over the two years, practical coursework is worth 50% and written...

...No. The skills demanded for A level are very different from those required at GCSE, and not having studied Music GCSE in no way disadvantages you on the A level course...

...Professional companies come to college to perform and do workshops with the students e.g the Reform Theatre company from Sheffield are performing "Bouncers"...

...subjects such as History, English Literature and Language, Classical Civilisation, and Politics, but also very well with the Sciences and Social Sciences...

...For the A2 level you will study: In the second year you will cover exercise physiology and psychology of sport, and also look at the historical development...