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...

...painting, and printing. There will also be ongoing written work to inform students' own work and develop understanding. There is a studio fee of £30 per year...

...designed to sharpen your investigative skills. Suitable for: Biology is a great choice of subject for people who want a career in health and clinical professions...

...A business studies qualification is well regarded by both universities and employers as a means of preparing for a wide range of higher education courses and areas of...

...medicine, biology/biochemistry, environmental science, nursing etc. an excellent preparation in thinking and understanding! Anyone interested in Chemistry...

...the social importance of theatre in Greek life, the careers of Julius Caesar and Augustus, the ending of the Republic and the importance of the Roman Empire...

...Programming Techniques and Logical Methods 2 A2 level Units in Year 2: Advanced Computing Theory Computing Project Method of assessment 80% Examination 20% Course...

...Unit three: beliefs, claims and arguments. Unit four: reasoning and decision making Method of assessment 100% Examination...

...choreograph a group dance and perform a solo dance based on an area of study in Module Three. Students are required to perform in public and attend dance performances...

...in combining the activities of exploring plays, creating theatre, the performing of plays, the analysis of theatre and the critical evaluation of all of these elements...

...carried out using knowledge and skills acquired during the lessons. Method of assessment 70% Examination. 30% Course...

...as language users in a wide variety of contexts and genres. Often chosen by students interested in teaching and journalism, as well as those interested...

...critical and analytical readers and at the same time develop themselves as language users in a variety of contexts. Content outline The course encourages...

...Method of assessment AS and A2 60% Examination. 40% Course...

...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...

...The topics at AS level are Media, Popular Culture, Healthy Living and Relationships. At A level you study three social topics which include the Environment...

...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...

...Combines well with most courses. Anyone who is interested in people and places. Geography combines well with other courses. Not absolutely necessary...

...oral skills and enhance cultural knowledge. The topics at AS level are Media, Popular Culture, Healthy Living and Relationships. At A level you study three...

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