Progression & Transition

The course is designed to enable learners to develop their understanding and practice the skills required for living and studying at university. Lessons will include both the academic skills and life skills needed for university.

This course has been designed specifically for students undertaking a Level 2 programme and aims to encourage you, as a student, to take greater control over your studies, providing you with strategies to study more effectively and build confidence as an independent learner.

In this course you will learn about the key structures and functions of the digestive system, and about the malfunction Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS).

This course is designed to get you an insight and flavour of studying Ancient History at A Level. It will involve looking at two key events in the ancient world – one in Roman history and one in Greek History. Both of these events had profound effects on their society.

This course is an introduction to studying Criminology at level 3. Criminology is the study of crime in society. Why do people commit crime? How can we stop them?. This course is designed to give a taster of what a criminology course might include.

This course is designed for Level 3 Health and Social Care students and focuses on the progression opportunities available. The course is designed to enable learners to build their understanding of opportunities by exploring job roles, skills and qualities and then progression opportunities.

This course will introduce you to the main methods of law making within the English Legal System

Your A-Level Politics Course will look at the following aspects of UK politics: democracy, political parties, electoral systems, voting behaviour and the media, ideologies, the constitution, parliament, the Prime Minister and the Cabinet. You will also study US politics or global politics.

A-Level Psychology covers a range of different topics over two years. This taster session will give you an idea of some of those topics that are taught at A-level . It will also offer an insight into what studying psychology may be like and provide some examples of where studying psychology can take you after completion of your A-levels.

This course will will give learners the knowledge and understanding required to apply for a range of entry-level roles within the uniformed protective services sector, or for employment as an apprentice within the sector, where learners will complete additional training and qualifications to gain the skills and knowledge required to progress in their chosen profession.