The Extended Diploma in Applied Science programme has been designed specifically to meet the needs of the national developments in Science. This programme will help your development in terms of knowledge application and experimental / practical science techniques. Students will develop a range of analytical and scientific skills and practical techniques of enquiry to enable them to apply knowledge and understanding to the workplace. During the course, students will be given the opportunity to identify and solve problems and will be able to communicate their arguments and analysis in a range of ways to different audiences, as well as promoting Lifelong Learning which is a key component of the course. The Science team comprises an enthusiastic team of academically and industrially experienced staff who are highly committed to the success of their students and to the overall success of the course. We use a variety of learning and teaching methods, designed to emphasise the link between knowledge and application. These include lectures, demonstrations, practical investigations, seminars, workshops, tutorials, project work, supervised independent learning, open and resource-based learning, e-learning and work placements. Teaching is both tutor-led and student-led, with group work playing a part as well as individual learning to provide a well-rounded learning experience that caters to different learning styles. The course comprises 400 hours of lectures and you will be expected to devote an additional 100 hours to blended (online) learning.
5 GCSEs grade 4 or above including Maths.
You will receive both formal and informal feedback throughout the course to help you develop and refine your scientific skills and knowledge. Assessment of coursework and practical skills will form the basis of your award and you will have the opportunity to improve these as you progress to help you achieve the best grade possible. You will cover the following mandatory modules as part of this course: - Biochemistry and Biochemical Techniques - Microbiological Techniques - Chemistry for Biology Technicians - Genetics and Genetic Engineering - Practical Chemical Analysis - Chemical Laboratory Techniques - Fundamentals of Science - Working in the Science Industry - Scientific Investigation - Perceptions of Science - Using Mathematical Tools in Science - Using Statistics in Science - Using Science in the Workplace - Physiology of Human Body Systems
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Blackpool |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Ashfield Road, Bispham, Blackpool, FY2 0HB |
The Extended Diploma in Applied Science programme has been designed specifically to meet the needs of the national developments in Science. This programme will help your development in terms of knowledge application and experimental / practical science techniques. Students will develop a range of analytical and scientific skills and practical techniques of enquiry to enable them to apply knowledge and understanding to the workplace. During the course, students will be given the opportunity to identify and solve problems and will be able to communicate their arguments and analysis in a range of ways to different audiences, as well as promoting Lifelong Learning which is a key component of the course. The Science team comprises an enthusiastic team of academically and industrially experienced staff who are highly committed to the success of their students and to the overall success of the course. We use a variety of learning and teaching methods, designed to emphasise the link between knowledge and application. These include lectures, demonstrations, practical investigations, seminars, workshops, tutorials, project work, supervised independent learning, open and resource-based learning, e-learning and work placements. Teaching is both tutor-led and student-led, with group work playing a part as well as individual learning to provide a well-rounded learning experience that caters to different learning styles. The course comprises 400 hours of lectures and you will be expected to devote an additional 100 hours to blended (online) learning.
5 GCSEs grade 4 or above including Maths.
You will receive both formal and informal feedback throughout the course to help you develop and refine your scientific skills and knowledge. Assessment of coursework and practical skills will form the basis of your award and you will have the opportunity to improve these as you progress to help you achieve the best grade possible. You will cover the following mandatory modules as part of this course: - Biochemistry and Biochemical Techniques - Microbiological Techniques - Chemistry for Biology Technicians - Genetics and Genetic Engineering - Practical Chemical Analysis - Chemical Laboratory Techniques - Fundamentals of Science - Working in the Science Industry - Scientific Investigation - Perceptions of Science - Using Mathematical Tools in Science - Using Statistics in Science - Using Science in the Workplace - Physiology of Human Body Systems