A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education

...It is also appropriate for students who are interested in using and interpreting data to analyse economic problems, discuss alternative courses of action...

...then either you are daft or Philosophy is for you (or both?). Philosophy is all about thinking clearly and critically and working out your own arguments...

...Working with students from both popular music and traditional backgrounds, you will be encouraged to explore your musicality and create original materials using technology... Learn about: Music Technology...

...social issues and their own experiences to encompass diverse thinking. Learners will acquire critical and analytical skills and will address contemporary...

...Students must have an interest in how societies and politics have developed over time, and the origins of the modern world. Students need to write...

...and campaigning funds from the rich, by promising to protect each from the other". Studying Politics will give you a greater awareness of contemporary...

...offer you an interesting and vibrant option at both AS and A Level with plenty of opportunities for thought-provoking religious, ethical and philosophical debate... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...The course will involve taking part in drama productions, performing monologues or duologues, workshop productions based on improvisation as well as studying plays and playwrights...

...(both on and off campus), learn how to use modern notation software, and to take part in extra-mural music activities including choir and a range of ensembles...

...How should we live? What happens after death? You will be able to study what different thinkers have said on these questions, particularly in Islam and Christianity...

...and households Education and research methods used by sociologists Crime and deviance Social inequality Applied reseach methods Updated October 2018 Classroom based delivery...

...If students wish to obtain an A level in the subject they must complete the units contained in A2. ECONOMICS AS / A LEVEL We offer Economics at both...

...Students must have an interest in governmental procedures and political theories. Students will need good written communication, keep up-to-date with national...

...In so doing, it asks questions such as why is it that people commit suicide? What causes crime? Why are some people rich and others poor? Why do girls...

...the uses made of geological materials. Through this course learners will also cover the processes and products that form our planet and its rocks....

...AS level forms the first year of the A level course. ENGLISH LITERATURE AS / A LEVEL At Scarborough Sixth Form College, English Literature ia available...

...working in the film, TV and theatre industry; creating historical hair and make-up looks; media make up; creative hair design; Fashion and photographic make-up...

...Theatre Studies in the UK. The Drama Package is nationally recognised as providing students with a very good practical background in Drama and Theatre...

...is about regarding the credit crunch? Why Cristiano Ronaldo earns more than the Prime Minister? Why food surpluses are not given to the poor?...

...Edexcel. The AS-level forms the first year of the A-level course. GEOGRAPHY AS / A LEVEL Scarborough Sixth Form College offers Geography available at both A-level...