A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education East Sussex

...revolution through to 18th Century France. In the second year you will investigate the phenomenon of the witch hunts in Europe and North America... Learn about: Civil wars, Social radicalism, International Relations...

...to most situations in life! How will I be assessed? At AS Level, assessment is by examination, including case studies and multiple choice questions...

...the development of critical skills. It also enables students to understand and appreciate beliefs and practices that are different from their...

...Reasoning and analytical skills; the ability to abstract important information from material, both written and numerical; evaluative skills... Learn about: Economics Science, Economic History, Conflicts in economics...

...based on the candidates own fieldwork investigation (b) structured short and extended questions based on an advance information leaflet issued by...

...You’ll explore the impact of BREXIT – how will that change the way the UK is governed? Debating skills; negotiation; understanding different perspectives... Learn about: Civil service, Political Theory, Political Philosophy...

...Do I need any additional qualifications/ skills? You need to have good analytical and problem solving skills. As Geology involves much practical work and fieldwork...

...marketing, journalism, law, health, welfare or teaching. YEAR 1 Culture and identity Education Research methods YEAR 2 Global sociology Crime and deviance Sociological theory... Learn about: Sociological Theory, Culture and Identity, Global sociology...

...(where you will study the literary and archaeological evidence for the conquest and Romanisation of Britain). Comic Drama in the Ancient World...

...Course content Some of the principal events of the Twentieth Century constitute the framework for the Modern History course. AS: Year 1 You will study Russia from 1855-1917...

...Humanities What will I study? The AS Level concentrates on fundamental skills of determining the credibility of evidence from a wide range of sources...

...in which society functions and the way it shapes peoples ideas, social behaviour and culture. How Will I Be Assessed? Unit 1: Culture and Identity 1 hr paper...

...of policies and issues. At AS Level, study involves examining how people participate in the British political process and the key institutions of the...

...It helps students develop excellent critical skills and is challenging and enlightening. Philosophy is literally the love of wisdom! Unit...

...Reformation 1529-47 2. The Reformation in Europe 1500-1564. The A2 programme will consist of the following units: 1. The Reign of Elizabeth I 1558-1603...

...A short audition and written exam will be necessary before entry onto the course. Course content AS: Year 1 Unit 1: Coursework Portfolio Students...

...and aspects of 19th and 20th century Russia (1855-1964) at A2. Duration: One year for AS Level and a further year to complete the A2. Do I need any additional...

...It is important that you have an instrumental lesson each week with a recognised teacher. Course content AS: Year 1 Unit 1: Performing Music This...

...and understanding of major philosophical issues. Modules offered at AS Level will be: Reason And Experience, Why Should I Be Governed?, Knowledge Of...

...Course content The transformation of England from the eleventh century to the end of the fifteenth and the clash between Christianity and Islam constitute...