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GUIDE TO COURSES
The pages in the section that follows give details of our courses. They are arranged in alphabetical order by
subject. Use the index below to quickly find the course you are looking for.
Index of courses
Subject Advanced Level Intermediate Level Foundation Level Page
Two-year Courses One-year Courses
Accounting A level 19
Art and Design* BTEC National BTEC First 23
Biology A level 25
Business Studies A level/BTEC National BTEC First BTEC Introductory 26
Chemistry A level 29
Child Care/Early Years** Diploma Certificate 30
Design (3D) A level 22
Economics A level 37
English (ESOL) Entry Level 11
English Language A level GCSE 38
English Literature A level 39
English Language and Literature A level 39
Fine Art A level 20
French A level 45
General Studies A level 40
Government and Politics A level 41
Graphic Design A level 20
Health and Social Care Applied GCE BTEC First BTEC Introductory 42
History A level 44
IT / ICT A level/BTEC National/Applied A level BTEC First 34
Law A level 46
Mathematics/Further Maths*** A level GCSE 50
Media Studies A level/BTEC National BTEC First 52
Music A level 55
Music Practice (Pop Music) BTEC National 56
Performing Arts A level/BTEC National BTEC First 54
Philosophy A level 58
Photography A level 23
Physical Education A level 59
Physics A level 60
Psychology A level 61
Science Applied GCE BTEC First 62
Sociology A level 64
Spanish A level 45
Textiles A level 22
Travel and Tourism BTEC National BTEC First BTEC Introductory 48
A level courses consist of one year of AS level study plus one year of A2 level study. Some subjects may only be available at AS level.
*Art and Design is also available as the Foundation Studies Diploma in Art and Design, a recognised qualification for entry to arts-based degrees.
**Child Care and Education is also available as a Foundation Degree in partnership with the University of East London.
***A range of mathematics modules is on offer in different combinations.
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