Wyke Sixth Form College courses

...in the financial sector and for those considering starting their own business. It also develops valuable skills that have direct relevance to everyday...

...study of 1500 words which supports and complements the practical artwork. There is a studio fee of £30 per year. Method of assessment Coursework...

...as well as a wide range of science careers. An A level in Biology is also a great choice for anyone with an interest in the subject that wishes to. Biology...

...the markets they serve and the process of adding value. A business studies qualification is well regarded by both universities and employers as a means...

...biology/biochemistry, environmental science, nursing etc. - an excellent preparation in thinking and understanding! Content outline A mixture of organic...

...the course may be completed over two years. No knowledge of Latin or Greek is necessary, although good grades in English and/or history are required. Level...

...including a minimum grade 'C' in Maths and English, and having a genuine interest in the technical side of Computing. Given the high technical content of this course...

...Suitable for: Critical thinking is about reasoning. It develops skills and approaches which can compliment all other subjects. Critical thinking is about reasoning...

...dance in depth through the creation of choreography, the performance of set works and the analysis of current dance repertoire. Students must have achieved...

...Students must have achieved a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade A-C, one of which must be at least grade C in GCSE English Language. An audition which takes...

...AS Electronics (AQA) Who is the course for? Anyone interested in electronics - no need to have done electronics at GCSE before - but you should be at grade...

...Level 3 : AS/A Level English Language (WJEC) Who is the course for? Students who are interested in how language works and also how they can develop their...

...as language users in a variety of contexts. Students who wish to become adventurous, critical and analytical readers and at the same time develop themselves...

...poetry, novels and drama, including Shakespeare. Work on the development of critical reading skills over a wide range of short texts and extracts...

...film language such as cinematography, editing, sound and mise-en-scene. We are concerned here with how these create "meaning" and generate an emotional response in the audience...

...and Multicultural Society as well as two cultural topics, such as the study of a book and a film. Method of assessment AS and A2 100% Examination within two units...

...which is valued by employers and contributes valuable UCAS tariff points to a student's total points score being considered by universities. Level...

...World cities, Development and globalisation, Contemporary conflict and challenges. Geographical Issue Evaluation with pre-release material...

...speaking and listening. There will be an additional half hour per week with a native speaker to develop oral skills and enhance cultural knowledge...

...US political parties and pressure groups. In addition. Suitable for: Anyone interested in current affairs and what is happening in the world around...