A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education North Yorkshire

...an appreciation of the English Legal System and of legal principles which they will be able to put into context with visits to a prison and to courts...

...AS - Year 1 Module 1: Law Making and the Legal System. Topics covered in Module 1 include types of Law, the court system, juries, judges and magistrates...

...gender, social class and age. Sociology develops an extensive range of skills for a wide range of jobs such as critical thinking, essay writing...

...of the leisure industry will be investigated especially the impact and contribution of both the media and technology. Visits and work experience are integral to the course...

...an appreciation of the English Legal System and of legal principles which they will be able to put into context with visits to a prison and to courts... Learn about: Full Time...

...Many universities accept General Studies and award a full points tariff for it (remember that University Departments do not always follow the University's official policy)...

...You will be assessed on your essay-writing skills and ability to construct an argument. What will I study? AS Level Identity, Rights & Responsibilities Democracy...

...It is a fascinating subject You will develop your critical and evaluative skills by analysing evidence of different kinds from the materials studied...

...With their skills of analysis and synthesis developed at 'A' Level and Higher Education, Geography students are highly employable within careers sush as oceanography...

...performing monologues or duologues, workshop productions based on improvisation as well as studying plays and playwrights. Teaching will take place...

...designer, theatre company or other practitioner. At A2 Level candidates devise drama on any topic to be performed in a theatrical style of their choice... Learn about: Theatre Studies...

...such as Constantin Stanislavski and Bertolt Brecht. USEFUL SKILLS & INTERESTS The ability to plan and write good essays The ability to keep ongoing...

...What will I study? Students will study two novels, two collections of poetry and two drama texts including a play. A2 Level students will extend their...

...topical and controversial issues of the day in a lively and analytical way. Anyone who is interested in current affairs and who would enjoy taking a critical...

...and you will learn about different approaches towards literature and consider questions such as: ‘Is there a right way and a wrong way to understand a novel or poem...

...and discussions of economic policies. Although it is difficult to give a good definition of Economics, the subject matter is fairly easy to recognise...

...the Nazis and Communist Russia. This is an exciting course and one which maps the colossal changes in the world order from 1900 to 1950. What next?...

...that they have created novels, plays and poems to express their thoughts and ideas. English Literature is all about relationships, love...

...relate your learning to actual situations and are reinforced by visiting speakers from the Environment Agency. You will attend a conference on current geographical issues...

...The subject combines well with an interest in creative writing and the study of English Language, History or Media Studies. COURSE STRUCTURE & CONTENT...