Social Science college courses Wales

...This course will encourage you to gather and apply knowledge of the world at a range of scales, through the balanced investigation of physical and human processes...

...Finance and Banking. Results SUMMER 2009 A - C grade : 78% Highlights: 56% of learners achieved'A' or'B' grades. Examination Board...

...This subject will give you a better understanding of what is happening in the world today, in particular, the relationship between people and the environment...

...Designated tutors are available to monitor work and give guidance. Assessment All modules are assessed by written examination except for sociological research...

...and all external assessment will take place at the end of the two years...

...AS Units (Year One) The Advanced Subsidiary (AS) is studied in the first year. The course is divided into two separate modules. They are: G1 Changing Physical...

...A-C including Grade C or above in either Welsh or English. Entry requirements may be different for adults. Where will I study: D,P What will I study?...

...or 2-year part-time course offers a route into Higher Education in a Health Profession. The objective of the course is to provide a supportive & friendly...

...US politics - electoral processes, the US Constitution, US parties and branches of US government Ideologies such as conservatism, socialism... Learn about: Government Politics, Political Parties...

...it combines well with other arts and humanities subjects. Politics is a useful for students applying for. Politics "A week is a long time in Politics"...

...Anyone whose career aims include working in business can benefit from the study of economics. The course content is divided into 2 broad areas of micro and macro economics...

...Throughout the GCSE course you will examine a number of topics. Entry requirements There are no formal entry requirements although a commitment and understanding...

...Assessment is through external exams, with internal tests and mock exams. A sociology student will develop the skills appropriate for university and...

...enquiry and includes the study of the various methods employed by sociologists in their research. It also includes definitions of educational terminology...

...For the full A Level, the course has further units covering climate hazards, economic change, sustainable development and personal enquiry. There are external...

...topics in Sociology it is suitable for students from a wide variety of age groups A2 Sociology Course Outline A2 Sociology encourages students to examine...

...1 year; A Level: 2 years Entry requirements 4 GCSE at grade C or above, or equivalent. Applicants may be considered without these, subject to satisfactory interview...

...How will I be assessed? Assessment is by examinations, which can be taken in January or June each year. There is no coursework. Career Opportunities...

...plate tectonics, volcanoes, earthquakes, applied geology and map analysis. The course involves laboratory and field work. Progression: Higher education courses in geology...

...AS Sociology encourages students to examine the relationship between the personal and the social, particularly in terms of the development of an individual?s...