Wyke Sixth Form College courses

...Accounting is well regarded by universities and employers as a means of preparing for a... Level 3 : AS/A Level Accounting (AQA) Who is the course...

...(1 internal and 1 externally set) that explores and develops the full range of practical skills and understanding. Major areas of study will be drawing...

...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...

...Students must have gained a minimum of grade C in GCSE English Language. Content outline There are six broad areas of study including marketing...

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

...in some circumstances, 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...

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

...Critical thinking is about reasoning. It develops skills and approaches which can compliment all other subjects. Content outline Unit one provides an introduction...

...during Wyke Start is required. Anyone who is interested in studying dance in depth through the creation of choreography, the performance of set works...

...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...

...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...

...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...

...AS/A Level Film Studies (WJEC) Who is the course for? Students wishing to study and who are interested in, Film. GCSE Film Studies is not necessary...

...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...

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

...Who is the course for? Anyone who is interested in people and places. Geography combines well with other courses. Not absolutely necessary to have GCSE Geography or Humanities...

...B or above in German at GCSE and who wish to communicate in the foreign language at a higher level. This course is excellent preparation for those...

...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...