A Level in Government and Politics
A Level
In Hyde
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A Level
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Hyde
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1 Year
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AS British Government and Politics. In Unit 1 students study Voting Behaviour, Political parties, electoral systems and pressure groups. Unit 2 includes Parliament, the Prime Minister and Cabinet and the Constitution. A2 USA Government and Politics. The first unit at A2 focuses on voting, parties and pressure groups in the USA. In Unit 2 the government of the USA is studied. The role of the.
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For entry onto this course, you are required to have achieved at least 5 A-C grades at GCSE Level. English Language grade C is essential.
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A Level in Government and Politics
Course Code: KL0001MQ/1
Category: AS/A2 Level
Centre: Hyde Clarendon
Start Date: 07/09/2010
Day(s) of Week: TUE/THU/FRI
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Duration: 1 year
Fee: £395
This course is free for school leavers (Aged 16-18)
Course Content: AS British Government and Politics
In Unit 1 students study Voting Behaviour, Political parties, electoral systems and pressure groups. Unit 2 includes Parliament, the Prime Minister and Cabinet and the Constitution.
A2 USA Government and Politics
The first unit at A2 focuses on voting, parties and pressure groups in the USA. In Unit 2 the government of the USA is studied. The role of the President, Congress and the US Constitution are the key elements at this level.
Course Format: Learning will take place through lectures, classroom discussion, group work and assignments. Students produce presentations, essays and answer past papers on a regular basis. They are expected to complete homework and read outside the formal classes.
Progress is monitored through regular monitoring of students work. Formal internal assessments take place every half term and students sit external examinations in January (A2) and June. All exam papers are 1 ½ hours duration. There are two papers at AS and two at A2.
Progression: For students to progress to A2 they will require at least a grade D at AS Level. Application to University is encouraged and supported by the Student Services team.
A Level in Government and Politics