A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education Cambridgeshire

...Duration One year (full time) / two years (part time). What will you study You will study essay writing skills, communication skills, IT skills...

...religious belief, science and politics. You will acquire a wide understanding of the history of western culture and its expression in visual... Learn about: Art History...

...to specialist drama or technical training and ideal for those with performance flair who wish to broaden their curriculum. Students should be able...

...such as Science, Art, Technology, Geography, History, Sociology, Anthropology and Religious Studies. If you choose Archaeology you will study the nature of past societies...

...preparing you for degree level study. You will choose 3 modules to study from these pairs: Sociology or English Literature * Contextual Studies or Biology * History or Psychology... Learn about: Full Time...

...resonance today because they deal with enduring themes. You will study the drama and verse of the ancient world, and explore the use and presentation of myths...

...resources in addition to the well-stocked resources available from the College library. · Voices is the student-run society which offers students the chance...

...to the world of classical literature, politics, theatre and society and you will learn about some of the greatest figures in world history such as the philosophers...

...Exam fee : N/A Reg fee : £80 (TBC) Is this course for you The course is designed purely to enable entrance to University. Learners in the past have gone... Learn about: Part Time...

...rather than taking it as part of Performance Studies AS/A2.This course will give you experience of choreography and performance, and engage you in thinking...

...Exam fee : N/A Reg fee : £80 (TBC) Is this course for you The access courses are recognised degree entry qualifications. What will you study The course... Learn about: Part Time...

...theoretical aspects of drama and to make critical and evaluative judgements of live theatre. AS Course Content 1. Introduction to live theatre You...

...Since so many of our ideas are based on what other people tell us, in writing, on TV or by word of mouth, the critical thinker needs to see through...

...For example, you might consider: why footballers' wages are so high; why the price of a commodity such as oil rises and falls so often; whether students...

...Are you able to work to deadlines? What is most important is your enthusiasm, interest and willingness to experiment and perform dance in the widest sense...

...subjects from the arts and science to investigate both the physical and human aspects of our planet. This course aims to give you an understanding of...

...Economics develops a range of important skills for the future and can be a course requirement in many professional exams. It provides a good basic grounding...

...Why did Britain rule almost a quarter of the world and how did those peoples fight for their freedom? All students study Modern World History with a specialisation...

...What is the subject content? There are four cross-curricular themes: AS: Conflict, Space A2: Power ,Change These are used to explore and connect ideas...

...to take part in college concerts and performances. There will also be an opportunity to take Grade 5 theory and to explore music technology...