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A level in Accounting (A2) 2121
Accounting helps businesses in the measuring, monitoring and planning of their operations. People skilled in accounting should be able to tell whether or not the business is performing well financially, the strengths and weaknesses of the business and to communicate their results to the owners of the business. Accounting is about recording, classifying and summarising data. A certain grade of judgement and good analysis and accounting techniques are very important.[more] |
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A level in Accounting (AS) 1121
Accounting helps businesses in the measuring, monitoring and planning of their operations. People skilled in accounting should be able to tell whether or not the business is performing well financially, the strengths and weaknesses of the business and to communicate their results to the owners of the business. Accounting is about recording, classifying and summarising data. A certain grade of judgement and good analysis and accounting techniques are very important.[more] |
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A Level in Accounting (Full AS+A2) 2120
Accounting helps businesses in the measuring, monitoring and planning of their operations. People skilled in accounting should be able to tell whether or not the business is performing well financially, the strengths and weaknesses of the business and to communicate their results to the owners of the business. Accounting is about recording, classifying and summarising data. A certain grade of judgement and good analysis and accounting techniques are very important.[more] |
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A Level in Ancient History (Full AS+A2)
This course aims to give a knowledge and understanding of the Greek and Roman ancient world through direct study of original sources. To encourage and develop an enthusiasm for the Greek and Roman ancient world. To give candidates the chance to form their own personal responses to the set texts chosen for study.[more] |
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A level in Biology (A2) 9BI01
The concept-led approach which includes study of the laws, theories and models of biology, exploring the practical application of these in both knowledge and with reference to everyday life.[more] |
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A Level in Biology (AS) 8BI01
The concept-led approach which includes study of the laws, theories and models of biology, exploring the practical application of these in both knowledge and with reference to everyday life.[more] |
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A Level in Biology (Full AS+A2)
The concept-led approach which includes study of the laws, theories and models of biology, exploring the practical application of these in both knowledge and with reference to everyday life.[more] |
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A level in Business Studies (A2) 2131
The course has been designed to provide students with an understanding of the following: how businesses work; how the world around them affects decision-making within a business; what leads to change and how businesses respond to these issues; and the range of perspectives that can be taken on business activities.[more] |
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A level in Business Studies (AS) 1131
The course has been designed to provide students with an understanding of the following: how businesses work; how the world around them affects decision-making within a business; what leads to change and how businesses respond to these issues; and the range of perspectives that can be taken on business activities.[more] |
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A level in Business Studies (Full AS+A2) 2130
The course has been designed to provide students with an understanding of the following: how businesses work; how the world around them affects decision-making within a business; what leads to change and how businesses respond to these issues; and the range of perspectives that can be taken on business activities.[more] |
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A level in Classical Civilisation (A2) H441
Oxford College (ODL) are pleased to offer the opportunity to study to AS and A2 the Classical Civilisation A-level course as specified by OCR. The A-level has several aims: * To give a knowledge and understanding of the classical world through direct study of original sources * To encourage and develop an enthusiasm for the classical world * To develop an awareness of the relationship between the modern and the classical world, and the effect that * the latter has had on shaping and making the former * To give candidates the chance to form their own personal responses to the set texts chosen for study * To further and enhance their analytical and evaluative skills.[more] |
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A level in Classical Civilisation (AS) H041
Oxford College (ODL) are pleased to offer the opportunity to study to AS and A2 the Classical Civilisation A-level course as specified by OCR. The A-level has several aims: * To give a knowledge and understanding of the classical world through direct study of original sources * To encourage and develop an enthusiasm for the classical world * To develop an awareness of the relationship between the modern and the classical world, and the effect that * the latter has had on shaping and making the former * To give candidates the chance to form their own personal responses to the set texts chosen for study * To further and enhance their analytical and evaluative skills.[more] |
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A Level in Classical Civilisation (Full AS+A2)
Oxford College (ODL) are pleased to offer the opportunity to study to AS and A2 the Classical Civilisation A-level course as specified by OCR. The A-level has several aims: * To give a knowledge and understanding of the classical world through direct study of original sources * To encourage and develop an enthusiasm for the classical world * To develop an awareness of the relationship between the modern and the classical world, and the effect that * the latter has had on shaping and making the former * To give candidates the chance to form their own personal responses to the set texts chosen for study * To further and enhance their analytical and evaluative skills.[more] |
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A level in Economics (A2) 9EC01
Economics has a large amount of new terminology. You will be required to recognise and understand economic terms when you meet them and also to apply them to real life situations. Some of the terminology is used in ordinary language but in a quite different way in economics. You will also need to remember diagrams that explain economics, it is important to label your axes correctly and to be able to explain the diagrams in your own language. You may find it helpful to put your definitions and diagrams on index cards or the clipped together revision cards you can buy in a stationery shop.[more] |
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A level in Economics (AS) 8EC01
Economics has a large amount of new terminology. You will be required to recognise and understand economic terms when you meet them and also to apply them to real life situations. Some of the terminology is used in ordinary language but in a quite different way in economics. You will also need to remember diagrams that explain economics, it is important to label your axes correctly and to be able to explain the diagrams in your own language. You may find it helpful to put your definitions and diagrams on index cards or the clipped together revision cards you can buy in a stationery shop.[more] |
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A Level in Economics (Full AS+A2)
Economics has a large amount of new terminology. You will be required to recognise and understand economic terms when you meet them and also to apply them to real life situations. Some of the terminology is used in ordinary language but in a quite different way in economics. You will also need to remember diagrams that explain economics, it is important to label your axes correctly and to be able to explain the diagrams in your own language. You may find it helpful to put your definitions and diagrams on index cards or the clipped together revision cards you can buy in a stationery shop.[more] |
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A Level in English Literature (A2)
By the time you have completed this course, your knowledge and awareness of literary techniques and traditions should be significantly improved and you should have gained a sophisticated understanding of the relationship between literary texts and their contexts in the wider world. It is intended that you will develop the ability to analyse literary texts and communicate complex literary arguments using appropriate technical terminology.
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A Level in English Literature (AS)
On completion of your two part course you will be able to read and interpret a wide range of imaginative works. You will gain skills that will help you develop as an independent, confident and reflective reader. Develop the ability to read, understand and respond in writing to a wide range of works and learn how to analyse and evaluate themes and principal characters in classic literary works, enabling you to better understand the ways in which social, historical and cultural factors can influence literature
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A Level in English Literature (Full AS+A2)
By the time you have completed this course, your knowledge and awareness of literary techniques and traditions should be significantly improved and you should have gained a sophisticated understanding of the relationship between literary texts and their contexts in the wider world. It is intended that you will develop the ability to analyse literary texts and communicate complex literary arguments using appropriate technical terminology.
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A Level in Environmental Science (A2) 2441
The Environmental Science specification enables students to gain an insight into the environment, and the scientific processes that control and affect it. The central theme is the development of an understanding of how different events and cycles within the environment interrelate, how they influence subsequent environmental events, the human impacts on these events and cycles, and the strategies that can be used to minimise the problems caused.[more] |
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