UNITS PER SUBJECT LIST 2016-17
Please note - units are subject to change although we try to avoid this.
Units Studied For Each Subject:
English
Writing for aRange Of Purposes and AudiencesEnglish for Academic Purposes – Seminar Skills
Mathematics
Introduction to Number & Data Handling
Study Skills
Developing Skills for ExaminationEnglish for Academic Purposes – Assessment Building Skills
Biology
Unicellular Life Heart and CirculationVentilation, Respiration and EnergyBiological Practical Scientific Project – Design and ImplementationBiological Practical Scientific Project – Analysis and Presentation
Additional Biology units
Biochemistry: Biological MoleculesBiochemistry: Enzymes And Nucleic Acid
NB Biochemistry units cannot be claimed as both Biology and Chemistry units.
Chemistry
Core Chemistry Formulae, Equations andtheMoleHydrocarbon Chemistry
Biochemistry: Biological Molecules Biochemistry: Enzymes and Nucleic Acid
NB Biochemistry units cannot be claimed as both Biology andChemistry units.
Education Placement
Education Placement
Higher Maths
Non-Parametric Hypothesis Testing Use of Statistics
History/Study ofReligion
Historical ChangeHistory: Period Study History: The Role of an Individual or Historical Movement History: Essay Study of Religion: Research Project
ICT
ICT – Spreadsheets Applied ICTICT - Database Systems Software Applications Computer Systems
Literary Studies
Comparative Study of Two Same-Genre Prose Texts Independent Research Project Literary Studies: Study ofShakespeareProse Post-1914 Study of Poetry
Physics
Core Physics Electricity Energy Medical Physics Nuclear Physics
Psychology
Atypical Psychology – Psychological Disorders Atypical Psychology – Treatments and Therapies Key Perspectives in Psychology Social Psychology Stress and Wellbeing
Social Work
Social Work PlacementRole of the Social Worker
Sociology
Crime and Deviance Education – Inequalities and Achievement Education – Policy and Provision Poverty and Health Stratification and Differentiation
Subjects for Diplomas
All Access students will study all English, Maths and Study Skills units (15 credits). Students on individual diplomas will study a further 45 credits from the subjects below. You will be given guidance as to which subjects/units you can choose.
Education Diploma
Biology, Chemistry, Education Placement, Higher Maths, History, ICT, Literary Studies, Physics, Psychology or Sociology
Health & Social Care
Biology, Chemistry, Higher Maths, ICT, Physics, Psychology, Social Work orSociology
Humanities
History, ICT, Literary Studies, Psychology or Sociology
Science
Biology, Chemistry, Higher Maths, ICT, Physics, Psychology or Sociology
Social Science
Education Placement, History, Higher Maths, ICT, Psychology or Sociology
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