A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education

...Wages. Monopoly. Inflation. Unemployment. Foreign trade. Specific units look at markets, the national economy, business economics and government economic policy...

...Suitable for: Students who enjoy reading, want to become better and more analytical readers and who are open-minded about reading outside their current experience...

...The course is made up of a number of units and assessments of these units will be through practical workshops and performance and an on-going portfolio... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...More specifically it is about the study of individuals and how they shape and are shaped by society. Units to be studied: UNIT 1 SCLY1 - Topic studied...

...your own imaginative dances and comment on and write about the structure and expressive aspects of dances through the analysis of professional dance works...

...Geography combines well with other courses. Not absolutely necessary to have GCSE Geography or Humanities, English and Maths at C or above is a better guide...

...The course is made up of a number of units and assessments of these units will be through practical workshops and performance and an on-going portfolio... Learn about: Skills and Training, Musical Theatre...

...The specification has two units, these being. Identity and Democracy - which looks at rights and responsibilities, the protection of rights...

...an unrivalled combination that is unmatched in the area. We are proud of our twenty year heritage of producing exciting and challenging theatre and place...

...Parliament, Prime Minister and pressure groups. Modules 3 & 4, (A2) United States politics.This part of the course examines the election and power of the United States President...

...The course is made up of a number of units and assessments of these units will be through practical workshops and performance and an on-going portfolio... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...People, Resources and Global Citizenship. -Poverty and Inequality. Both Themes and the nature of the assessment require the student to develop an understanding...

...As well as up to date resources, you will hear speeches from visiting university lecturers and examiners as well as having the opportunity to go to...

...Students who do not have History at GCSE grade C or above must have English and Maths GCSE at grade C or above. Students wishing to study Modern History at A level...

...criteria and when successful are graded Pass, Merit or Distinction. The course is made up of practical and theory projects and workshops giving learners...

...money plays a large part in the study of economics. Students will also study topics like unemployment, inflation, international trade, the distribution of income...

...as well as having the chance to visit historical sites both in Britain and abroad. In recent years there have been trips to Rome, Berlin and Venice alongside...

...Suitable for: Enthusiastic musicians who wish to study music as a practical and academic discipline. Enthusiastic musicians who wish to study music...

...minimum of 10 hours per week for the duration of the course. You need to be involved in specialist support such as supporting the curriculum...

...money plays a large part in the study of economics. Students will also study topics like unemployment, inflation, international trade, the distribution of income...