Humanities college courses Wales

...English, History, Psychology and Sociology. Within each topic a range of themes and concepts will be considered - examples of which are outlined below...

...completing the A Level qualification. Progression: Higher education; careers in journalism, reading, speech therapy, care or working with children...

...lawyer, teacher, librarian, archivist or museum officer. The study of history is also valuable in gaining entry to journalism, broadcasting...

...the other Nazi Germany) at the end of Year One and one exam and coursework in Year Two. AS/A Level History Course Description This course looks closely...

...You will also incorporate your own creative writing into your coursework. In addition to studying the books themselves, you can expect to watch and discuss...

...At Crosskeys and Newport the period of study is the history of Wales and England 1880-1980.The European history half of the syllabus covers an in-depth study of Nazi Germany...

...activities and external visits to encourage students' active participation and provide a stimulus for their own writing Fifty percent of the course is based on literary texts... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language...

...etc. and problems of the family, such as, family violence, marital breakdown, etc. Sociology of crime and social inequality are discussed. Career Prospects...

...Politics and teaching. Course Location Tycoch Campus Attendance Full Time Interview An interview is required...

...study skills and information technology. There is a science element to the main programme of study Primary Teaching Qualification: OCN WALES CERTIFICATE Programme...

...to be structured to meet individuals' needs. All pathways place a strong emphasis on the core skills that encourage students to work independently...

...course covers the main changes and developments in politics and government in Wales and England, c1780 - 1832, together with a study of the main economic...

...Teaching/Assessment AS [2 units] SY1 40% 1 hour Written Paper Unit 1 - Acquiring Culture One compulsory, two part structured question based on stimulus...

...life for those following Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism and Judaism. Progression: Higher education, teaching, nursing, social work, police force...

...A-C to study AS subjects. You will be expected to have achieved grade A or B in History at GCSE. The requirements for adults will be different...

...A2 level - you will be required to sit three written examinations. On Completion Achievement / Progression 'A' levels are required by many employers today...

...This course is designed to study the history and culture of Ancient Greece and Rome including their systems of government, the structure of their society... Learn about: Ancient History...

...GCSE English is an intensive course that offers students the opportunity to study a wide variety of texts and to develop their speaking, listening and written skills...

...As part of the course, fieldwork trips will be arranged to provide invaluable information on the subject. Will I have to sit any examinations?...

...survive as an invaluable account of the events where Julius Caesar dominated society and led to the transition of Rome from a Republic to an Empire.A Level...