Totton College courses

...* Characteristics of the sciences (physical, life and earth) * Understanding of scientific methods, principles, criteria and their application * Mathematical...

...additional UCAS points without homework. What are the entry requirements? How is the course assessed? Assessment is by two written examinations each at AS and A2 Levels...

...What are the entry requirements? How is the course assessed? There will be two written modular examinations each at AS and A2 Levels, in a variety of question styles...

...To help you develop a range of skills: oral, written, cartographic and study skills. To give you an awareness of attitudes and perceptions different from your...

...of human behaviour Culture, Arts and Humanities: * Beliefs, values and moral reasoning * Media and communication 1 * Creativity and innovation Science...

...and wide-ranging course also enables you to gain additional UCAS points without homework. What are the entry requirements? How is the course assessed?...

...the implications of the UK†s membership of the European Union and make comparisons between the UK and other countries such as the USA. AS Level topics you will study include...

...exercise of political power As Politics is a live - and lively - subject, you will need to keep up-to-date with current political events via radio...

...It is an excellent preparation for many careers such as law, media management, business, financial services, social work, banking, human resources and advertising...

...or claim Level 2 or Level 3 Entitlement for FREE courses . What next? A Level History is fully recognised as a qualification by employers and for higher education...

...descriptions or statements made by the seller * An agreement made through threats of personal injury or economic blackmail * Appropriate legal remedies...

...their roles and standard of service * Police Powers: powers of the police to stop and search, arrest and detain at the police station. * Miscarriages of Justice...

...theories that attempt to advise us in our moral decision-making. Unit 4: Philosophical Problems Descartes, Meditations: You will study Descartes†classical...

...between the mind and the body. Course Aims The course aims to open your mind to some of the most interesting questions that human beings can...

...and with changes in society and technology. You will develop practical and research skills and recognise the value, use and misuse of the subject in society...

...take part in real research run by them. You may wish to join our Psychology Academy in your second year, where you can gain extra qualifications...

...Academy was founded in 2007 with the vision of delivering a first class programme for any second year A level student who wishes to pursue Psychology at University...

...Over 19's must pay, or claim Level 2 or Level 3 Entitlement for FREE courses . What next? This course gives you an enhanced UCAS application form and/or...

...and develop skills in the use of research methods. What are the entry requirements? How is the course assessed? Assessment is by three exam papers...

...to produce evaluative pieces of writing. These skills will prepare you well for a range of courses in higher education and, beyond that, in employment generally...