A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education Cheshire

...You will also visit the theatre and write an evaluation of a live performance. Unit Two In Unit Two you will be involved as an actor or a designer in a full-scale group production...

...of the Romans through evidence found in Britain and Europe. You will explore five key religious sites and learn about religious change in the Roman Empire from 753BC to AD410...

...This is because they possess the skills that employers are looking for. Geography develops the ability to combine scientific principles with economic awareness...

...in current affairs and would like to increase their awareness of politicical issues. Government and Politics AS/A Level Who is the course...

...You will also visit the theatre and write an evaluation of a live performance. Unit Two In Unit Two you will be involved as an actor or a designer in a full-scale group production...

...You will explore a citizen's rights and responsibilities, and how these are protected and supported. Community Action and Active Citizenship...

...You will be encouraged to develop your skills in critical and analytical thinking, note making, research, oral and presentation skills, all of which...

...the four units provide a varied approach to the subject, whilst retaining this central theme. AS Level The AS Level programme aims to develop your historical...

...and to develop an ability to think as an economist . AS Level (year one) Unit One Markets in Action the reasons for individuals, organisations...

...The landforms and processes associated with cold lands (ice, meltwater and permafrost). Exploitation and development of these cold land areas...

...your study of History will have enhanced your understanding of a variety of aspects of life such as politics, religion and culture. You will develop...

...This course is suited for students wishing to develop their musical skills. It will broaden your understanding and knowledge of a variety of different...

...and to develop an ability to think as an economist . AS Level (year one) Unit One Markets in Action the reasons for individuals, organisations...

...and the formation of economic deposits of metals and energy resources. Geology also helps you to understand natural geological hazards, as well as those caused by human activity...

...the importance of languages and see the bottom of the page for the answers: 1. How much of the worlds population does not speak English as their mother tongue?...

...in music it gives an opportunity to develop and combine interests. This growing subject appeals to musicians who wish to explore and develop the application...

...English Literature from a wide range of historical periods. You will read plays, poetry and novels, old and new, looking at how styles vary and interpretations...

...for you to choose from. Option A: Conflict AS course: European Witchcraze (1580-1650) and Crown, Conflict and Revolution in England (1660-1689)...

...and can easily be combined with other subjects from the Arts, Languages, Sciences, Humanities and Maths. Music at AS and A2 Level is an incredibly diverse...

...This course is suitable for students that enjoy performing and have an interest in dance, drama and music. Devising, rehearsing and performing will...