Worthing College courses

...Investigating Disease, Understanding Research Social Issues and Welfare Needs Understanding Human Behaviour How will my work be assessed? On the AS... Learn about: Course work, Independent Study...

...Students have also progressed into careers not directly related to the travel industry. These have included: law, teaching, finance, general business sectors... Learn about: Full Time...

...What students say about this course "Nice teachers, interesting experiments and challenging!" "Biology is really consistently interesting" all the sorts... Learn about: Biology Science...

...At AS : Two end-of-year exams including short answer questions, extended responses based on a mini case study, and compulsory multi-part data response questions... Learn about: Full Time...

...hold molecules together and produce 3D shapes, and, of course, how they are rearranged in chemical reactions. The course is suitable for students who... Learn about: Science GCSE...

...which has a clear focus on dancing and choreography. There are lots of references to, and exploration of, practitioners' works and learning is primarily... Learn about: Performing arts...

...labour markets, distribution of wealth and income, plus further study of market failure and national economic performance to include the European Union... Learn about: Independent Study, Current affairs...

...which will take place during the winter. In the A2 year unit 4 (30% of the A2) is examined in January with unit 5 in June (40%). The major design project... Learn about: Study skils...

...journalism and the media Will there be any significant costs related to this subject apart from normal stationery?... Learn about: Writing Skills, GCSE English...

...A Level in English Literature, to be completed over two years at Worthing College. Please see subject description for more details. English Literature... Learn about: Literature Study...

...Printing £10 each year Local trips £5 each London trip (optional) £15 European trip (optional)... Learn about: Film Studies...

...but will also help you build on previous GCSE knowledge. · A general interest in the arts is an advantage and a particular interest in Fine Art Are there... Learn about: Fine Art, Visual Arts...

...Residential trip to country currently studying (optional) £400... Learn about: Good english, Willing to learn...

...apart from normal stationery? Graphical calculator... Learn about: Maths skills, Mathematics understanding...

...How do people change their environment? How does the environment affect people? By focusing on current global issues linked to physical and human geography...

...and politics of the USA. What topics will I study? AS (first year): UK elections, alternative systems, voting behaviour, referendums, parliament...

...the African-American experience. How will my work be assessed? At AS: Two end-of-year you exams: Paper 1 has an essay question and Paper 2 is based around source material...

...What are the lessons like? You will experience a range of teaching activities on the course, there is a lot of class discussion and small group work...

..."The hardest part is learning to use the long words and theories to discuss what we have seen". What do people do with A Level Media Studies?... Learn about: Full Time...

...bring the subject alive". What do people do with A level Music? Music is recognised as an academic subject and therefore provides a suitable foundation...