A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education Southampton

...Upon the evening programme there are two entry points during the year: September and February. Course Content: The course comprises mandatory and subject specific units...

...and must include comparisons and contrasts from past and present work and from western and non western cultures. You will be expected to investigate...

...are two entry points during the year: September and February. Course Content: The course comprises mandatory and subject specific units. The mandatory...

...This will involve studying the archaeological artefacts and sites from photographs, plans and drawings. Unit 2 Homer's Odyssey and Society You will...

...Performance Skills and Solo Choreography You will experience the theoretical subject content of Unit 1 through practical work in this unit. You will choreograph...

...All elements of this unit are internally assessed and externally moderated. Unit 2: Theatre Text in Performance (60%) This unit will focus on your contribution... Learn about: Theatre Studies...

...In Year 1 you will study units 1 and 2 for an AS level. In Year 2 you will take units 3 and 4 to complete the full Advanced level. Unit 1: Markets...

...Unit 4: Further and Independent reading You will study a minimum of three texts including one pre-release anthology. You will be assessed by extended coursework...

...will use fieldwork techniques to take a closer look at how physical and human issues influence lives and can be managed. You will be assessed by examination...

...the importance of Germany, the problems faced by the USSR controlling Eastern Europe and the end of the Cold war and its consequences in Eastern Europe...

...Extended Performance You will perform a 12-15 minute recital of a balanced programme of music. This will be teacher assessed at your recital...

...Performance Multi-track Recording Composing Using Technology You will be assessed by coursework Unit 4: Analysing and Producing Musical Understanding...

...unit is an introduction to the subject of Political ideology and examines the major ideas of liberalism, conservatism, socialism and anarchism...

...philosophy and includes issues such as the distinction between the body and the soul, life after death, the concept of a miracle and a religious language...

...The Core theme: research methods the focus here is on research methods used by sociologists to understand society. We will be looking at the strengths...

...You will be assessed by a written examination Unit 2: Assessing and Developing Argument This unit builds on the thinking skills developed in unit...