A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education Essex

...The choice of Humanities degree programmes is now wider than ever, and includes: Art History Cultural Studies English Literature Environmental Studies...

...Offers and funding: The fee for 16-18s will be 25 Course qualification: Access to Higher Education Diploma - OCNER (Open College Network Eastern Region)...

...covering the market system, market failure and government intervention and the national and international economy. Candidates who go on to take the...

...particularly the activity of the company and the consumer (Micro Economics). AS Level includes the following topics: · Markets in Action · The National...

...or selections from specialist subjects, plus the requisite number of credits from Core Studies to achieve the Access to Higher Education Diploma...

...to what we have learned from ancient Greece and Rome. Our ideas about Literature, Philosophy, History, Politics, Theatre, Art and Architecture have...

...Coursework 40% Examination 60% Progression opportunities and careers: You may progress to Higher Education or to employment. Entry requirements...

...to view individual texts within a broader literary, cultural and historical context. At AS level you will study at least four texts, covering poetry and prose...

...Psychology, Sociology, English Literature and Human Biology. Careers advice Students have access to careers advice, using materials designed for adult students...

...the form of choreography and increase your knowledge of how your body works. Dance is a course which will stimulate your mind and your body!...

...culture and social differentiation (class, gender and ethnicity). The first year of the course will look at the family and education and sociological methods in depth...

...· A Study of Russia 1881-1924 · Britain and India 1900-1947 Topics covered in A2 may include: · Germany from 1900 · Coursework to be decided Assessment...

...Sophocles and Euripides). In year two (A2), course material includes Roman epic poetry by Virgil (The Aeneid) and The Iliad by Homer. Students will...

...to explore the theory behind creating effective theatre and develop skills to enable you to create your own. During the course you will look at work...

...culture and social differentiation (class, gender and ethnicity). The first year of the course will look at the family and education and sociological methods in depth...

...Duration : 36 weeks Who the Course is For: If you are interested in how the economy works this course will give you a breadth of knowledge you didnt anticipate...

...by a thorough grounding in the appreciation and analysis of dance works. Dance is examined practically through solo and group choreography projects...

...It considers levels of taxation, whether government spending should be raised or lowered, the effects of changes in interest rates and the consequences...

...How will I be Assessed? : Regular/Ongoing assessment and support/contact with assessor. Entry Requirements: Must be assessing/verifying an...

...Duration : 36 weeks Who the Course is For: Students who like to read, study poetry, drama and novels from different historical periods Assessment...