GCSE Maths
A GCSE in maths can be your key to future success in work and education. During the course you will study the following: – Fractions – Decimals – Percentages – […]
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Computer Science A Level
Advances in computing are transforming the way the world works. Computer Science A Level will teach you the principles and concepts of computer science, including abstraction, decomposition, logic, algorithms and
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BTEC Extended Certificate in Sport
This course is designed for students who wish to study a Sport and Physical Education topic alongside other A Level subjects. You will cover four key topics: – Anatomy and
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Mathematics A Level
A Level Mathematics builds on your existing mathematical skills gained at GCSE. You will study pure mathematics, using both computer software and scientific calculators to aid learning when appropriate. To
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Physics A Level
Through the exciting developments in particle physics at CERN in Geneva, and our advancing knowledge of the cosmos, Physics has been gaining in popularity both at A Level and as
Chemistry A Level
For prestigious careers like medicine, veterinary science and pharmacy, a knowledge of Chemistry is essential. This stimulating, practical A Level Chemistry programme builds on topics you will have covered at
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Environmental Science A Level
Do you want to know how humans interact with their environment or how a finite world can supply a growing population? Environmental Science is a highly relevant and topical course
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Biology A Level
This challenging and stimulating Biology A Level programme develops your understanding through the study of a wide range of topics including cellular structure, physiology, biochemistry and gene technology. Biology is
Geology A Level
Geology is the study of the Earth – how it works and its 4.5 billion-year history. Geologists study some of society’s most important problems, such as energy, water, and mineral
Noah Nutkins
What made you choose your course? Well, when I started I didn’t really have an idea on what I wanted to do, but I knew I liked Aerospace so chose