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During your studies, you will gain a solid foundation of knowledge in accounting to prepare you for employment or university.
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Through theoretical analysis and hands-on practical work, you will learn the core principles of computing and programming and how to apply them.
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On this course, you will be equipped with the linguistic skills and terminology to be able to become a more effective speaker and writer. You will learn how to write creatively, how the English language has changed over time and how to understand and analyse the rules and codes which operate whenever we speak. You will also learn about how children, men and women use language as well as accents and dialects.
This course fits well with any other subject where you have to communicate, as it gives you the skills to improve the clarity, fluency and variety of your communication, both spoken and written.
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Excellent opportunity to study a wide range of topics including the living and physical environment, energy resources, pollution, biological resources and sustainability.
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In an increasingly globalised world, learning a second language will open many doors. Not only will you become a confident speaker of French, but you will also develop an understanding of a different culture and understand the importance of challenging stereotypes and prejudices. The breadth and depth of the A-Level, which includes literature, film, politics and culture, will also equip you with communication and critical thinking skills which are in demand by employers.
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Our mission is to cultivate a passion amongst our students towards having a critical understanding of the world in the 21st century. As a team, we want to take students on a journey of discovery and intrigue, immersing them in a range of different real-life examples from their local neighbourhoods up to and including global problems such as climate change. Geography is a wide-ranging A-level that brings together the importance of human societies and their culture, economy and politics at a global, national and a local scale.
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In an increasingly globalised world, learning a second language will open many doors. Not only will you become a confident speaker of German, but you will also develop an understanding of a different culture and understand the importance of challenging stereotypes and prejudices. The breadth and depth of the A-level, which includes literature, film, politics and culture, will also equip you with communication and critical thinking skills which are in demand by employers.
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We believe that all serious students of history should have the opportunity to study some medieval history. Beginning with the end of Anglo Saxon England with the Norman Conquest, the first part of this pathway investigates aspects of life in England and Europe in the 11th and 12th centuries. In contrast, the second unit explores the tumultuous Tudor period and allows you to develop your understanding of monarchy and the impact of particular kings and queens.
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In many parts of the world, democracy is under threat. This course focuses upon how two of the leading democratic countries developed during the 20th century. The first explores the huge range of political, social, economic and cultural changes in Britain that took place as a result of major events such as the two World Wars. The second unit explores popular protests in the USA from black civil rights to the anti-Vietnam war movement.
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If you enjoy modern history but want to look at some different topics from your GCSE then this could be the course for you. It focuses on struggles that led eventually to greater democracy in two European nations. The first unit looks at the turbulent years in Italy that saw the collapse of the liberal state, the creation of Mussolini’s fascist dictatorship and a return to democracy in the aftermath of the Second World War. The second explores the struggles of ordinary people in 19th and early 20th century Britain for the right to vote, decent wages and greater freedom.
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