Social Science College Courses in Surrey

...the rest will be the portfolio you build up as the course progresses. You only sit one examination in the AS year and another in the A2...

...At AS level, there are two modules: the sources of law and the English legal system. For A2, the modules are both related to the law of contract...

...and humanities or an alternative to science and the arts - World Development has something for everyone. ENTRY RECOMMENDATIONS: No additional recommendations...

...on various trips that will include residential visits during the academic year. Students will also get the chance to achieve other qualifications including...

...Working to deadlines Problem solving Working with numbers Giving presentations Exam board The examination board for this BTEC First is EdExcel...

...preparing presentations, speakers and visits. Last year students really enjoyed the learning experience and meeting some of the country's leading economists...

...and would need to produce a product proposal before the end of term. Some work would also need to be done during the summer holidays. The final deadline...

...You will also get the chance to experience new activities on various trips including a residential one over the duration of the course. Students will...

...reasons why markets sometimes fail (e.g the recent problems in the financial and housing markets) and how policies can be used to remedy such failure...

...to allow for further study at university or to move into employment. Fieldwork is an integral part of the course and past trips have included a four day trip to Paris...

...Macroeconomics looks at the big economic issues facing the Government, such as whether it is in our interests to surrender the pound and adopt the...

...The A2 includes Business Economics, Economic Efficiency and The Global Economy. All assessment is by examination. Qualification explained A-Level courses...

...In the A2 you will continue to study a combination of human and physical geography with an emphasis on contemporary geographical issues. You examine global...

...Why has China grown so quickly? Is it a good thing that some foods are flown half way around the world before reaching our supermarkets? This unit looks...

...ENTRY RECOMMENDATIONS: Grade C in Geography gained on the Higher paper. Students who have not taken the subject at GCSE will be considered if they...

...The A2 includes Business Economics, Economic Efficiency and The Global Economy. All assessment is by examination. Qualification explained A-Level courses...

...(when no-one has been down to have a look)? · Vesuvius is an active volcano in Italy. It is a major threat to the nearby city of Naples. How are geologists...

...hazards and development. You will discover how your own actions can relate to the wider world, be it your local area or a country far away. It also gives...

...to investigate the great political issues of the day and provide you with plenty of opportunity to inform and express your views on those events...

...Qualification explained A-Level courses are divided into two parts. In the first year you will study two units of a subject leading to an...