Course Aims The Cambridge Advanced National in Mental Health: Individuals and Society is a Level 3 Alternative Academic Qualification designed to develop students’ knowledge, understanding and applied skills in mental health and wellbeing. The course explores mental health from both individual and societal perspectives, enabling students to understand influences on mental health and the ways …
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Medical Science (AAQ)
Course Aims The Pearson Level 3 Alternative Academic Qualification (AAQ) in Medical Science is a two‑year programme equivalent to one A Level, designed for learners interested in human biology, health, and the scientific foundations of medical practice. It is typically studied alongside two other A Levels or AAQs, offering a flexible and academically rigorous route …
Further Mathematics
Course aims To provide a good basis for business, science, computing or engineering. Entry requirements You will require a grade 6 in mathematics at higher level, in addition to the general entry requirements. Course content Building on the foundations of A-level Mathematics, this advanced qualification explores complex concepts offering a deeper insight into the language …
Spanish
Course Aims Students will study a wide range of aspects of the Hispanic world through the medium of the Spanish language. You will look at things like technological and social change as well as the diverse political landscape of the Hispanic community. Entry Requirements You will require a grade 6 at GCSE in Spanish or …
English Language and Literature
Course Aims This course provides opportunities for learners to use linguistic and literary approaches in their reading and interpretation of texts, both traditional fiction and a range of non-fiction and spoken data. You’ll also analyse transcripts and a wide range of written material, showing how the two disciplines can relate to each other. Entry Requirements …
Statistics
Course Aims Using and understanding data is becoming increasingly important in many areas of study and employment. This may appeal to a student seeking to pursue the study of a numerate post-16 subject but not wishing to study pure mathematics. This A level focuses on using and applying statistics, appropriate interpretation of contexts and the …
Classical Civilisation
Course Aims Classical Civilisation studies the culture and history of the classical world. By this we mean the ancient Greeks and Romans who have a rich and exciting history. You will study the broad scope of the history of the classical world. You’ll also study the art, such as the world of ancient heroes like …
Criminology (Applied)
Course aims Criminology is the scientific study of crime, criminals and the criminal justice system. An understanding of criminology is relevant to many job roles within the criminal justice system and social and probation work. It also has relevance for those students seeking to progress into higher education in subjects such as sociology and psychology. …
Textile Design
Course aims This course provides you with a broad range of textile and fashion skills, techniques and processes. You will be introduced to a variety of traditional and contemporary artists and designers to contextualise your studies, developing personal ideas for textile-based outcomes, including fashion design, costume design, interior design, fine art or craft textiles. Entry …
Sport and Physical Education
Course aims This course will equip you with the knowledge of a range of disciplines and practical skills to study physical education or a related subject at university. Entry requirements You will require a grade 6 in GCSE PE (with greater emphasis on the theoretical component) and 6 in a science (preferably biology), in addition …