A-LEVEL PHILOSOPHY

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  • I dad lots of questions as this is an online course and wasn’t totally sure if it was the best for us, so I made some enquiries about igcse and subscribed to one subject to start. It was so good that after a couple hours doing the course we decided to add 4 more subjects. It was very helpful!!
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Description

  • Type

    A Level

  • Methodology

    Online

  • Duration

    24 Months

  • Start date

    Different dates available

  • Online campus

    Yes

  • Delivery of study materials

    Yes

  • Personal tutor

    Yes

  • Virtual classes

    Yes

A Level Philosophy is a brilliant introduction to core philosophical themes and approaches. You will study the fundamental problems of philosophy including the nature of god, as well as exploring philosophers like Descartes and Kant and their ideologies.

A Level Philosophy covers Epistemology, the concept of god, religious language as well as Utilitarianism, Dualism and Materialism, giving the student a comprehensive introduction to the subject.

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About this course

Building and constructing powerful arguments.
Integrating themes and texts.
Developing a grounding in key philosophical concepts, themes, texts and techniques.
Developing reasoning ability as well as the skills to express themselves coherently and contribute to the process of debate.
The consideration of philosophical problems through the study of a key text.

This course is a natural partner to those studying A Levels in History, Classical Civilisations and Government and Politics. You will develop transferable skills like the development of reason and the ability to construct arguments.

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4.0
  • I dad lots of questions as this is an online course and wasn’t totally sure if it was the best for us, so I made some enquiries about igcse and subscribed to one subject to start. It was so good that after a couple hours doing the course we decided to add 4 more subjects. It was very helpful!!
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Claire

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16/03/2020
About the course: I dad lots of questions as this is an online course and wasn’t totally sure if it was the best for us, so I made some enquiries about igcse and subscribed to one subject to start. It was so good that after a couple hours doing the course we decided to add 4 more subjects. It was very helpful!!
Would you recommend this course?: Yes
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Subjects

  • Philosophy
  • Epistemology
  • Moral philosophy
  • Metaphysics
  • Metaphysics of God
  • Metaphysics of mind
  • Philosophical
  • Integrating themes
  • Classical Civilisations
  • Materialism

Course programme

Course Outline

This course is divided into the following units:

1. Epistemology
2. Moral philosophy
3. Metaphysics of God
4. Metaphysics of mind

Assessment

The AQA A Level Philosophy qualification is gained once all 4 exam papers are successfully completed along with coursework. The two exams make up the AS Level, the next two exams comprise the A2 Level and together they form the A Level. These exams are administered by the AQA and assessment centre details will be included with your course, as well as practice papers so that you are more than prepared for your assessments. You will need to contact your local examination centre to work through your coursework requirements.

In addition, there will be a number of tutor marked assessments (TMAs) to ensure that you have a thorough understanding of the course materials, with the tutor sending comments to guide you through any areas of potential difficulty, as well as a range of self-assessments that are indicators that you understand the materials as you work through them. These are for your own information, and do not need to be shown to your course tutor.

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A-LEVEL PHILOSOPHY

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