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NC826 Extended Project Qualification (AQA Level 3)

NC826 Extended Project Qualification (AQA Level 3). The Extended Project is a single piece of work of your own choosing that requires evidence of planning, preparation, research and independent working. What are the benefits for me?. UCAS points are the same as for AS Level

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NC826 Extended Project Qualification (AQA Level 3)

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  1. NC826 Extended Project Qualification (AQA Level 3) The Extended Project is a single piece of work of your own choosing that requires evidence of planning, preparation, research and independent working.

  2. What are the benefits for me? • UCAS points are the same as for AS Level • A* = 70 points • A = 60 • B = 50 • C = 40 • D = 30 • E = 20

  3. Where It Will Lead? • Universities have welcomed the Extended Project for its evidence of your ability to undertake extensive independent work. • In addition to providing excellent preparation for university study, it develops skills necessary for progression in today’s work environments

  4. What will I do?

  5. An Extended Project could be, for example: •a design •a report with findings from an investigation or study •an extended essay presenting an argument •an artefact - CD, DVD, exhibition piece •a performance, together with production notes You might use your project at interview stage for Higher Education and/or in your personal statement on the UCAS form.

  6. Assessment You have to complete a Production Log which details the stages of planning and realisation of the project, and its final presentation. Depending on the subject area or topic you have chosen, you can submit a variety of evidence

  7. Your evidence may include: •an artefact, model or construction •a CD, video or DVD of performances or activities •an audiotape or multimedia presentation •a journal of activities or events •a slide- or PowerPoint presentation •a photographic record of your project

  8. How long should it be? • You must also submit a Written Report of between 1000 and 5000 words. The length of your • report will depend on the nature of the project, the subject area or topic you have chosen and • the other evidence you have provided. • http://web.aqa.org.uk/standout/index.php?utm_source=Projects&utm_medium=column%2Blink&utm_campaign=Stand%2Bout

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