Wyke Sixth Form College courses

...Students must have gained a minimum of grade C at GCSE Maths. Content outline There are four broad areas of study which include the preparation and interpretation...

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

...Most students aiming to start A level Biology will achieve B grades in GCSE Science, Maths and English. Content outline In the first year you'll study two modules...

...and help you manage your own learning, using numerical techniques with confidence, effective communication, working with others and judgment and evaluation...

...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...

...useful for a range of future study and career options, should choose the Applied ICT course. Content outline 2 AS level Units in Year 1: Computing Fundamentals...

...to identifying reasoning, analysing and evaluating argument, responding to argument and presenting argument. Unit two looks at information, inference and explanation...

...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...

...Method of assessment AS: Coursework unit 40%; Written examination paper 60% A2: Coursework unit 40%; Written examination paper 60% in each...

...Method of assessment AS - Both modules assessed by examination. A2 - One module assessed by examination and one by coursework...

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

...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...

...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...

...Social and Scientific - and focuses largely on topical issues of concern to our society. Suitable for: As part of their programme of study most second...

...English and Maths at C or above is a better guide. Combines well with most courses. Content outline AS Unit 1 Core Physical: Rivers and flood management...

...preparation for those who want to travel or use languages in their future career. Students with a keen interest in the language, who have obtained a grade...

...Parliament, Prime Minister and pressure groups. Modules 3 & 4, (A2) United States politics.This part of the course examines the election and power of the United States President...