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In Great Britain, the most common thing students to after obtaining GCSE is staying in school or attending college for a two-year A level course. A levels are most commonly studied between the ages 16-18. Completing 3 or 4 A levels allows students to continue their education by applying for degree courses at universities

Possible Aims 1. How does surface area affect reaction rate? 2. How does the mass of an object affect its acceleration? 3.How does the temperature of a solvent affect the solubility of a solute? Variables involved in the investigation Chosen Aim: How does surface area affect reaction rate? What has been discovered previously? By increasing the surface area of the reactant, more particles are exposed to the other reactant. The speed of a chemical reaction can be made faster

statistics. • At the middle threshold (less than 5 GCSEs of any grade): 7% (47,000) of pupils in England obtained fewer than 5 GCSEs in 2009/10. This proportion has fallen in each year since 2004/05, when it was 10%. By contrast, the proportion had remained broadly unchanged between the late 1990s and the early 2000s. • At the highest threshold (less than 5 GCSEs at grade C or above): 25% of pupils did not achieve the higher threshold of 5+ GCSEs at grade C or

Attending a young enterprise event in junior school inspired me to choose business studies for GCSE as I enjoyed the creativity and problem solving skills this event involved. Through my study of business at GCSE and A Level I have been encouraged to pick a degree related to this subject and I am enthusiastic to further my study of business. Management interests me in particular as it links all aspects of a business together. Expanding across a varied range of fields, effective management is a key

in recent years (20 marks) For the past recent years girls have significantly outperformed boys in educational attainment and this is due to a number of factors. The GCSE results for 2000 and 2001 shows the degree to which the percentage of girls achieving grades A*-C exceeded that of boys. In 2002, 62.4% of female GCSE entrants achieved grades A*-C, compared with 53.4% of males. Research published in 2003 shows that the gap between girls and boys widens as they grow older. The most recent

ability. Whilst I have clear objectives, I also take in advice and use it to better my self as a person. I am studying 8 GCSEs in English, Maths, Science, business studies, computer science, Geography, religious education and French. I am targeted one A* and eight grade 7’s.At the moment I am working incredibly hard to achieve these grades. I have also already accomplished a GCSE in statistics during year 9 where I covered a two-year

that were evident in the novel due to its context. Power becomes very significant in Chapter Four as power is given to characters in this chapter as well as taken away very swiftly. Many forms of Read more The above preview is unformatted text GCSE JOHN STEINBECK The first 200 words of this essay... Of Mice and Men Essay âOf Mice and Menâ is the fictional short novel written by John Steinbeck in 1937. Steinbeckâs perspective when writing the novel could be based on the fact that he

Ethics in Sports My name is john doe and I am the sports and recreation advisor for Stevenage. I am writing to every head of PE to express my feelings and opinions towards ethics and values in schools. My personal view of values in sport is that it comes down to the player’s beliefs in the sport and the standard he or she sets. For example whether a team member puts in 100% effort in the sport they are playing. I define ethics in sport as the moral rules, principles and values, perhaps

My interest in Biomedical Sciences first began when I studied Biology GCSE in school. Throughout my primary school years I had read books and encyclopedias regarding the human body and its various components. Society alone depends solely upon such expansions, therefore the urge to contribute to a life-changing profession has long since ignited my interest in a biomedical science course. Alongside the need to apply a Biology built science to medical use, the opportunity to be educated further on the

What qualifications do you need? • Have to do work experience in order to do the job as a Health Care Assistant. • GCSEs in both English and Maths (A*to C) • Have to get an permitted degree in Nursing and Midwifery Council, and an authorised clearance from(DMS). • Have to get an occupational therapy degree by getting GCSE, s (grades A-C) in both English Language, Maths and Science. What experience do you need? • The experience you will need to learn will be washing and dressing patients