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The English Language A-Level course introduces students to advanced language study and develops your ability to write for a variety of audiences and purposes. You will study English as a medium of communication and as a topic in its own right.

Maths at A-Level course introduces students to advanced principals, stretching students considerably from GCSE level learning. All our course’s course material is available online. Which means you can build your study around you and your circumstances. No classrooms, no timetables.

Did you leave education after school but would love to study English literature at a higher level? Do you need an English A-Level to access your dream degree programme at university? Then our A-Level English Literature course is just what you need to take your learning to the next level and unlock your future.

GCSE English literature is the analysis, debate and critical theorising around literary works including novels, plays, poetry etc. Through this online course, you will study literature across 400 years, including the unique mind of Shakespeare, the 19th Century novel and 21^st Century poetry.

Sociology is the study of how people interact in groups. A-Level Sociology examines social behaviour from a variety of perspectives, how it originates and then develops. The course also explores the ways people are organised into groups according to distinctions such as class, gender and race.

GCSE Sociology gives you the knowledge and understanding of key social structures, processes and issues. You will do this through the study of families, education, crime and deviance and social stratification.

This course explores the contemporary models, theories and techniques used in successful business development. This thought-provoking content is engaging and relevant to today’s business sector both in the UK and globally.

GCSE Business Studies teaches you how to make informed, well-reasoned decisions about the various aspects of a business, be that marketing, human resources or actually setting up an organisation.

Studying Physics  gives you the opportunity to develop your knowledge of the subject. You will be challenged to carry out and investigate a range of different topics. All designed to prepare you for university study, or to help you progress in a job role that requires advanced level knowledge of Physics.

Physics is the study of matter, its motion and its behaviour through space and time. It is the most fundamental of science disciplines and its main goal is to understand how the universe behaves.

History A-Level will build on existing knowledge and skills so that you are able to analyse historic events. You will be required to carry out an historic investigation as part of this course where you can combine your analytical skills with your knowledge of the subject.

History is the study of key features and characteristics of our past. It is the social science of analysing events and making judgements based on the evidence.

A course that will get you ready for using Sage accounting software in double-entry bookkeeping. You will learn basic concepts of bookkeeping, as well as a full introduction to the Sage platform.

This RQF qualification that builds on the Level 1 Certificate in Computerised Accounting for Business. This Level 2 course demonstrates how Sage 50cloud Accounts makes daily accounting tasks easier, by mastering its more advanced functions.

The final step to achieve the bookkeeping skills you need,  is this Level 3 Diploma in Computerised Accounting for Business. This course has been developed in collaboration with Skillsfirst and Sage UK and it is a recognised RQF accredited qualification.

If you are new to payroll, or you run a small business, this course can give you the knowledge you need.

The second stage of developing your payroll skills comes with this Skillsfirst Level 2 Certificate in Computerised Payroll for Business.

Perfect if you’d like to study an engineering degree at university!

Access to Higher Education Diploma (Computing)

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