A Level Religion

...Studies Course at Barton Peveril is fascinating and wide ranging. Over the 2 years of the full A level you will cover a variety of aspects of Religious Studies...

...Sociology is the study of human social life, groups and societies. Sociology attempts to describe and explain people's social behaviour. In so doing...

...·The Early Spread of Buddhism ·Key Buddhist Themes: Karma, Nirvana, The Three Fires, The Three Refuges, The Four Noble Truths. ·Mahayana Buddhism and the...

...(or equivalent). This should include GCSE Maths and English. What other experience will I gain? Being part of Chesterfield College Sixth Form is so much more than A Levels...

...A Level Sociology allows you to explore the nature of society. It examines the ways people are influenced and moulded by the social group they live...

...What can I do afterwards? Students in the past have progressed to Degrees in Sociology, Criminology, Journalism, Social Science, and Humanities...

...AS Level One Year course consisting of 2 modules: AS Module 1: Families and Households . This introductory unit will encourage you to think critically...

...2 Year Start date: September 2010 Qualification: A level Sociology Awarded By: OCR Introduction to course Sociology is the study of society...

...Many people do not have a religion, while others use their religious commitment as a weapon to justify atrocities. BUT…..What does it mean to be committed to a faith...

...and Syllabus details Board: Edexcel - Syllabus: AS Level (8560), A Level (9560) About the subject Why do people believe what they believe? Religious Studies...

...of the Metropolitan Police Authority, a magistrate in Haringey, a senior consultant to Limmud, a freelance management and educational consultant...

...Fordrough Campus : Length: 1 Year Attendance: 6 hours per week Start date: September Times: Daytime Qualification: OCR AS Religious Studies Course Content...

...Religious Studies provides the opportunity to consider life's most important questions. What is the point of human life? How should we live?...

...will I do on this course? To study religion is to study what it is that makes us human. Religion has been responsible for anger, conflict and war since time began...

...that underpin the biggest faiths. It offers them the chance to gain knowledge to be able to fully understand the complexity of beliefs and their impact on society...

...of social life are also important Exploring topics such as the family, education, religion, crime and criminals; also, examining questions like · Is the family in decline?...

...between groups of people within society and explores issues of identity and inequality. WHAT WILL I BE STUDYING ON THE COURSE? We will be looking at...

...All units are assessed by written examination. Course duration One year at AS level. One year at A2 level. What do I need to study this subject?...

...What can I do afterwards? Students in the past have progressed to Degrees in Sociology, Criminology, Journalism, Social Science, and Humanities...

...Have you ever asked yourself the question â€-Who am I? Why am I here?' Have you ever wondered if there is life after death? Do you want to stretch your...