A Level Humanities West Yorkshire

...struggle with mythical monsters, fall in love and face the consequences, battle against enemies out to overturn their destinies. Explore the tragic fate of a woman scorned...

...It also gives you the freedom to make your own choices of texts in its coursework unit, where you will write two assignments, one a comparative essay and the other...

...about some key areas of human experience. The second AS module is on Archaeological techniques. If you enjoy Timeteam on TV you will be fascinated by A Level Archaeology...

...The theme of the first unit is -Visual Analysis and Interpretation . The unit is intended to help you analyse and interpret the formal visual features...

...literature for evidence to support your ideas. We will also help you to develop your writing styles and essay techniques, studying the skills involved...

...research and construct essays, think critically and solve problems. The A Level Centre is located in our award winning £9m extension which added 60 more...

...Century at AS level and A2 level. By the end of the A Level course you will have engaged in historical study covering Britain, two significant European countries...

...The AS level consists of two units. The theme of the first unit is -Archaeology and the Classical World . This involves work on archaeological methodology...

...the most notorious dictator of the 20th century. UNIT 2: A STUDY IN DEPTH (50% AS mark; 25% A2) The Experience of Warfare in Britain 1854-1929...

...to an analysis of these groups in contemporary society and to your own experiences. SCLY1: Families & Households SCLY2: Education & Research Methods SCLY...

...Religious Studies, nationally, is the fastest growing subject at A Level as measured by last year's exam entries. The number of students opting for...

...We will be concerned with investigating why events happened and their significance, and try to understand the nature of historical evidence by examining...

...(eg medical ethics). Philosophy deals with the traditional arguments for the existence of God and criticisms of these by various scholars. The last week in the life of Jesus...

...they invent them, criticise other people or do both. You will analyse and clarify concepts tracing a tradition from the Ancient Greek to 21st Century modern thinkers...

...Part of your Religious Studies course will involve the study of the first Monotheistic religion: Judaism. This will give you a sound foundation for...

...You also need to be free on the occasional 6 Saturdays for field trips as listed in the course diary (available on the first evening). Course topics...