A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education East Sussex

...of conscience and free will, meta-ethics and Virtue Ethics. Throughout the course there is the connecting issue of evil. Study involves much discussion...

...Course content The course explores relevant issues including cultural and political aspects of development and climate change. Geography empowers students...

...physiology and dance analysis which will provide you with a solid understanding of the theory and practice of contemporary dance. For students interested...

...so again a grade C or above at GCSE mathematics would be useful. Course content The course aims to develop an understanding of how the environment and people interact...

...your performance and textual analysis skills. AS Content: You will practically explore and analyse two play texts. You will have the opportunity to perform...

...this course will suit you. Literature deals with the whole range of feelings, emotions and attitudes that all of us experience, and writers from different...

...This course provides students with the opportunity to develop their skills and their knowledge relating to performing and composing as well as musical...

...of language as well as literature to Advanced level. Combining advanced reading and writing skills with the study of classic and modern set texts and linguistics...

...and technological skills together with knowledge in a range of areas including the use of MIDI based computer programmes for sequencing...

...a country or the world are managed. During the AS course you will have an opportunity to discuss issues such as: Why does a commodity trader earn more than a nurse?...

...of a wide range of social issues. The course requires and encourages you to develop a critical view of the world we live in and question some of the racist...

...commitment and the ability to work as part of a team are more important than experience. Course content AS: Year 1 Unit 1: This introductory unit focuses...

...clarity and confidence. Many students progress to degree courses in Classics / Classical Civilisation, but the subject is also excellent preparation for degrees in Literature... Learn about: Theatre Studies, Classical Music, Classical Dance...

...who wish to study dance in depth. Candidates are required to: choreograph, perform and analyse solo and group dances; study various dance works in depth...

...developing creative thinking and independent learning skills alongside practical skills in theatre and drama. Many students progress to drama related degrees... Learn about: Theatre Management, Theatre Set Design, Film Studies...

...by applying a range of intellectual skills in order to reach clear, logical and coherent judgements within a given context. This course provides students...

...it examines the society we live in now, and the past which created it. It questions the ideas and ideals by which we live. All of this is expressed in language and... Learn about: English Literature, English Conversation, Literary History...

...student embarking upon this course. A minimum of Grade C in English at GCSE is required. Course content The history and literary achievements of Greece...

...subject knowledge relevant to many social, economic and environmental challenges. digital mapping. Students go on to degrees in related subjects such... Learn about: Tectonic Processes, Physical Geography, Geo Politics...

...the written demands of the course. Course content Archaeology is the study of all aspects of past societies from physical traces left behind...