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AS / A Levels
A Levels remain the best recognised general qualification for University entry, especially for fields such as Law, Psychology, English and other traditionally academic subjects. The great advantage of A Levels is their flexibility. You can take 4 AS subjects, probably dropping to 3 in your second year, which gives you a very wide range of options when you make your University application.
Since 2000, A Levels are now divided into AS and A2 – the AS usually done in the first year, the A2 in year two. The AS Levels can be stand-alone qualifications, or you can continue with most subjects to a full A2 award, if you have passed the AS.
This course is ideal for students who wish to study science for interest and to improve their job prospects but who don’t necessarily want to specialise in the subject at university level. 60% of employers prefer applicants with qualifications in science....
This course is suitable if you:
prefer examinations to coursework
are prepared to take an interest in current national news and international business news
want to learn how to analyse information effectively and suggest solutions to real business...
The chemistry A Level is offered in conjunction with local schools.
In Communications we study all the means whereby humans communicate, from the non-verbal communication of our body language to the mass communication systems of media magnates. We look at formal and informal communication systems in organisations and...
This course contains a disciplined study of the structure and varieties of the English Language world-wide; with special emphasis on its varied roles in literature and modern communication, and its many spoken forms. This is not a continuation of GCSE...
At AS Level, students will study a wide range of literary texts across all 3 genres on the theme of WW1. At A2 Level, a diverse range of texts across all 3 genres and from 1400 to the twentieth century are studied on the theme of "Love Through the Ages".
Have you ever wondered why some films break box office records, whilst others go straight to DVD. Film is both an art form and a global Business windustry. In the Greater London area, the creative industries are a growing sector in the economy and...
In the first year you will study the way in which people participate in politics. You will consider what makes a democracy and whether Britain can claim to be one. You will look at the different systems of voting and the advantages and disadvantages...
In the first year you will study a unit on the USA 1890 to 1945 and a unit on British Society in the 1960s. In the second year you will study a unit on Modern Britain 1951 to 2007 and complete an independent investigation. The investigation must be on...
At AS level, you will study human systems, their molecular processes and how humans relate to other organisms,.
The human biology syllabus is thematic. We take a topic such as “healthy eating” and look at all the related biology such as nutrition, diseases...
You will start by studying the structure of the English legal system including how the Civil and Criminal Courts operate, how laws are created, how they are enforced and how they are interpreted. You will also look at police powers and how they are exercised....
At AS Level, you will study:
Core Mathematics 1
In this module you will study:
Algebra and Functions, Co-ordinate geometry in the (x,y) plane, Sequences and series, Differentiation and Integration.
Core Mathematics 2
In this module you will study...
Your study will begin with an investigation into how different media target potential their audiences by age, gender, lifestyle and spending habits. Concepts such as genre, representation and narrative will be developed through a range of further case...
The course aims to provide a broad and balanced study of the development and significance of photography as a means of visual expression communication. It is intended only for those who are interested in studying the principles, aesthetics and role of...
This course is offered in conjunction with local schools.
This is an introductory course into Psychology, covering a broad range of topics geared to the requirements of the AQA specification A. This course is one of the most popular both in the college and nationally, with well above average pass rates, and...
An A Level in Sociology is a great choice of subject for people who want a career in social work, nursing or medicine. But the subject is also useful in a number of other careers, like marketing, advertising. PR, journalism, law or teaching.
At AS Level...
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