A Level Social Science

...This exciting course will help you gain access to University. You will study subjects as diverse as English Literature, Irish History, Politics of Ireland...

...for adults who wish to enter University, Teaching Hospitals, Higher Education Institutions and colleges. It can also lead onto diplomas or professional training courses...

...You can study it for interest or you can take the GCE AS examination as an external candidate. Awarding Body AQA (AS 1011) Entry There are no entry requirements for this course...

...of the course which is usually in September. All units are class based and learning is facilitated by formal lectures, practical group work and ICT interaction...

...to develop capacity for critical thinking and to appreciate the relationship between different aspects of the. Law A Level Prospectus Code (FTT73)...

...to more traditional qualifications. The course can be studied over one year (16 hours per week), or. Access to Higher Education Diploma... Learn about: Full Time...

...to prepare in one year for entry to HNC/HND programmes in the Social Sciences. Successful students are GUARANTEED a place on an HNC/HND course...

...Every citizen should have a working knowledge of the law and how to exercise their rights - the. Law AS Level This course is for anyone interested in learning...

...History Psychology Sociology English, IT and Mathematical skills. Entry Requirements Four Standard Grades or four Intermediate... Learn about: Part Time...

...which are strong ones and which are false. It helps you to look at issues that face society today and explore the links between them. You will be...

...consider the nature of past societies, human achievements, ritual practice, hidden codes. ARCHAEOLOGY A LEVEL Course Level : Level 3 Length of Course...

...The course also looks at the ways in which poverty has been created. World Development AS Level AS World Development is all about understanding the relationship between people...

...AS & A Level Board : AQA Method of assessment Two exams in your first year and one exam and a coursework project in your second year. Why choose this course?...

...Students who would like to learn about the workings of the English legal system and law. Application Method: Application followed by individual interview Content / Overview...

...deserves punishment (e.g. murder, manslaughter and rape). Civil law consists of a large number of. LAW AS/A2 The law consists of a series of rules necessary...

...(Level 3) Course Content This two-year course encourages students to develop an interest and understanding of law and selected areas of the legal system in England and Wales...

...AS & A Level Board : AQA Method of assessment Two exams in your first year and one exam and a coursework project in your second year. Why choose this course?...

...nuisance and occupiers liability. We assume no previous knowledge of the. AS/A Level Law Why choose Law? Law is an exciting and challenging subject...

...assessment followed by a formal interview with two Access tutors. WHO IS THE COURSE FOR? Access courses are recognised by all universities and colleges...

...A2 Law includes units on: Murder. Manslaughter. Theft. Burglary. A Level Law A Level Venue Weston College Sixth Form Centre What will I do on this course?...