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College-on-the-Net offers an exciting range of online tutor supported courses , paper format courses and educational advice and guidance. We provide tutor-supported online and paper format courses for schools and colleges.

Our affordable multi-level online and distance learning courses are aimed at a wide variety of people from all walks of life. We provide courses that are suitable for students of all ages, in Britain, Europe, US and the Far East or indeed anywhere where there is an internet connection.

We are confident that you will appreciate the quality that we are providing and look forward to working with you.

A-Level Archaeology

Carew Manor Dig www.cadhas.org.uk

A-Level Archaeolgy has been designed to be accessible to students with no prior knowledge of the subject provide the ultimate subject for an ‘all rounder’, combining elements of many other academic disciplines, such as science, art, technology, geography, history, sociology and religious studies cover techniques of and approaches to modern archaeological research.

For a full breakdown of the unit topics and assessment requirements, see the specification

AS Classical Civilisation

This online course is designed to prepare students for OCR AS H041 Classical Civilisation.
Course Outline
The AS course is divided into two modules. College-on-the-Net is offering the units listed below.
(A full list of topics can be found at www.ocr.org.uk)
Online Modules:

AS Unit CC1 (Entry Code F381): Archaeology: Mycenae and the classical world
AS Unit CC2 (Entry Code F382): Homer's Odyssey and Society

Please note that further module choices will be available shortly. Please email for details.
The course fee includes lessons, which cover both modules. These will prepare students for the GCE Advanced Subsidiary (AS) examinations (2 x 1 hr 30 mins).

Module CC1: Archaeology: Mycenae and the classical world

Classical Archaeology
Mycenaean archaeological sites in context

Module CC2: Homer's Odyssey and Society

The principal focus of this unit is on literature, society and values. The unit is also concerned with history and archaeology.

Business Management

Business Management Level 2
Student Profile

This programme is designed for people who wish to gain an understanding of principles and practice of Business Management. No prior knowledge is required.

Objectives

At the end of the course you will be able to:

Define the manager’s role
Describe techniques for managing resources effectively
List the legal requirements of recruiting staff
Describe techniques for retaining and parting with staff
Monitor and review staff performance
Apply good practice in developing staff
Define equal opportunities legislation requirements
Apply good practice in disciplining staff
Understand techniques for managing time effectively
Use methods of dealing with stress and crises

Testimonial Debbie W, Herts

Testimonials

Archaeology

Having decided that I wanted to do an Archaeology degree I thought that it would be a good idea to take an A Level in the subject first, but I couldn't find anywhere in my local area that ran such a course. I happened upon College on the Net through an internet search for Archaeology courses.Though apprehensive about studying alone, feeling that I would lack support from my tutor, I decided to give the College a go anyway.

I need not have worried. My tutor responded promptly to e-mail queries, assignments were marked and returned quickly, and I enjoyed being able to work at my own pace.The lesson notes were easy to understand and incredibly detailed with a good range of web links and reading lists. In effect, what you get is an interactive textbook that never goes out of date as the web links are constantly updated. Past papers and mock exams were sent at the relevant times by post, so I was well prepared for the exam. Not only did I pass with an 'A', I only dropped 7 marks in the whole exam!

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