Wyke Sixth Form College courses

...Accounting is well regarded by universities and employers as a means of preparing for a number of higher education courses and areas of...

...painting, and printing. There will also be ongoing written work to inform students' own work and develop understanding. Suitable for: Students who...

...In the first year you'll study two modules: 'Biology and disease' and 'The variety of living organisms'. In addition there is a coursework exam which...

...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...

...Interesting reactions of common elements and compounds. Organic chemistry including how more complicated molecules react and how they are used in everyday...

...AS/A Level Classical Civilisation (AQA) Who is the course for? The course is intended for students (first, second or third year) wishing to gain a...

...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...

...It develops skills and approaches which can compliment all other subjects. Level 3 : AS/A Level Critical Thinking (AQA) Who is the course...

...An audition that takes place during Wyke Start is required. Level 3 : AS/A Level Dance (AQA) Who is the course for? Anyone who is interested in studying...

...evaluation of all of these elements. Level 3 : AS/A Level Drama and Theatre Studies (Edexcel) Who is the course for? Anyone who is interested in combining...

...Suitable for: Anyone interested in electronics - no need to have done electronics at GCSE before - but you should be at grade C standard in Maths and a Science...

...This course is all about 'How language works?'. Suitable for: Students who are interested in how language works and also how they can develop their skills...

...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...

...and who are open-minded about reading outside their current experience. Often chosen by students intending to study English Literature at university. Level...

...AS Film Studies. Suitable for: Students wishing to study and who are interested in, Film. GCSE Film Studies is not necessary but grade C or above in English is essential...

...Speaking Test. Listening, Reading and Writing Paper...

...AS/A Level General Studies (OCR) Who is the course for? As part of their programme of study most second year A level students are required to take General Studies...

...Geography combines well with other courses. Not absolutely necessary to have GCSE Geography or Humanities, English and Maths at C or above is a better guide...

...Equal weighting will be given to reading, writing, speaking and listening. There will be an additional half hour per week with a native speaker to develop...

...This course offers a fascinating insight into the way a complex society is governed. Anyone interested in current affairs and what is happening in the world around...