A Level Social Science

...in political and social issues, current affairs and how decisions affecting society are made. Content During the course you will: · Develop a critical...

...Unit 2: 30% of total AS, 15% of A Level. Two hours structured skills and generic research/fieldwork questions. A Level Unit 3: 30% of total A Level...

...I want a versatile science subject which combines well with most other subjects What does the course consist of? The study of minerals, rocks and fossils...

...Presidential elections, Presidential power, the US legislature, the US. Government and Politics Level : AS and A Level Board : OCR Method of assessment...

...2 hr paper: 60% of AS mark / 40% of A Level. Unit 3: Beliefs in Society. 1 hr 30 min paper: 20% of A level. Sociology AS/A2 Entry Requirements Minimum...

...Geology is the branch of science concerned with the structure, evolution and dynamics of the Earth. It looks at topics such as plate tectonics...

...in a debating competition with a prize trophy at the end I am interested in developing skills of video-making and uploading them for use in sites...

...Presidential elections, Presidential power, the US legislature, the US. Government and Politics Level : AS and A Level Board : OCR Method of assessment...

...a number of field trips the subject also develops an extensive range of key skills Geology AS/A2 Entry Requirements The course requires no previous knowledge...

...The course provides a broad-based background in political theory and practice and will develops skills in analysing and evaluating the current political scene...

...the interrelationships between microeconomics and macroeconomics. The content is engaging and students will relate to what they are learning to the world around...

...Challenges facing ecosystems Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE Geography Entry Requirements Students would be expected to have achieved a grade C at GCSE geography...

...Changing Human Environments. Population change. Settlement change. A2: Year 2. Geography AS/A2 Entry Requirements This course builds on what you have studied...

...suggestions to class discussions and also learn classic sociological thought and theory. Sociology is becoming increasing popular and is one of the most innovative...

...The Global Economy Why study Economics? Economics is the study of how an economy operates and how individuals and firms make economic decisions...

...in what is often called Earth Science. The subject is distinctive in that it. Advanced/Advanced Subsidiary GCE Geology Entry Requirements There are...

...Why do Nike trainers cost so much? Should you pay for hospital treatment? All of these. Economics AS/A2 Entry Requirements An interest in issues of...

...But there were those who argued that in the wake of such disasters we. AS and A2 level Citizenship The attack on the World Trade Centre on 11 September...

...Year 2 (A2). Unit 3: '¢ weather and climate and associated hazards. plate tectonics, volcanoes. Why study Geography? Geography bridges the gap between...

...The A2 course also has two units and comprises of. Suitable for: This course will appeal to you if you enjoy debating current affairs and politics generally...