Calder VI Courses

A considerable range of both traditional academic and innovative new courses of study are available. To give an example of the kind of choices available, a student wishing to study IT as a subject has a considerable range of qualification level and mode of study to choose from, namely AS/A2, AVCE, Part 1 Intermediate and Key Skills Level 1, 2 or 3, not to mention Computer-Aided-Design GCSE.

Given this flexibility, Calder VI can construct a curriculum to suit each student's strengths and targets whatever their previous academic attainment. GCSE results are important, though. For instance, in order to study Advanced AS/A2 and AVCE courses, a student needs to have achieved 4 or 5 GCSEs at Grade C or above. However, Calder VI considers every applicant on their individual merits in deciding on appropriate courses and level of study.

Calder VI can meet your needs - whether you are preparing for university or the world of work. For more information, contact Mr M Howard, Director of Post-16 Studies

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Courses: A l B l C l D l E l F l G l H l I l L l M l P l R l S l T

General Entrance Requirements

A
Art & Design
Art & Design BTEC
Art & Design: Computer Aided Design

B
Biology
Business
Business BTEC
Business BTEC (First Diploma)

C
Chemistry

D
Dance
Drama and Theatre Studies

E
Economics
English Language
English Literature
GCSE English

F
Forensic Science BTEC
French

G
Geography
Geology
German

H
Health & Social Care
History

I
ICT
ICT: Award in Digital Applications

L
Law

M
Mathematics
Mathematics (Further)
GCSE Mathematics
Media Studies
Music Technology

P
Photography
Physical Education
Physics
Product Design
Psychology

R
Religious Studies, Philosophy & Ethics

S
Sociology
Spanish

T
Teaching Assistant NVQ Level 2
Textiles
Travel & Tourism

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