A Level Humanities London

...How do the media influence our sense of identity? Is class still important or do we have a 'classless society'? To what extent do gender and ethnicity shape our life chances?...

...Most students go on to university, and develop skills in analytical and critical thinking useful in many careers including: law, personnel, social...

...What kind of assessments will I have to complete to get my qualification? AS · Two modular written exams on two separate topics at the end of year...

...5 GCSEs at grades A - C including English Language at grade B;or Students who achieved at least a merit in GNVQ or BTEC First Diploma qualifications alongside...

...meanings to texts and encourages students to formulate their own independent interpretations. What will I be doing? Year 1 - AS Level Unit...

...from a selection suggested by the exam board. You will also compare the work of one playwright and one poet. In this section you will explore contrasts...

...(1933 - 45) Unit 3: British History Elizabeth 1 (1558 - 1603) Year 2 - A2 Level Unit 4: American History Civil Rights in the USA (1865 - 1980)...

...Students are required to identify an issue and undertake an enquiry, demonstrating some awareness of historiography. A range of sources will be consulted and evaluated...

...A2 Level Unit 3: Key Themes in Philosophy Unit 4: Philosophical Problems How will I be assessed? Each unit is assessed by an examination. Where do I go from here?...

...the ability to use your imagination and to communicate your ideas through argument and debate. You will need to read and analyse texts. You will need...