GCSE Humanities, Social Science, Education Distance and online learning

...answers to poetry questions Approaching a drama text Thinking about the... Learn about: English Literature...

...The success of the procedures and safety of patients depends largely on the reliability of the OT technician. This course will provide you with the technical... Learn about: Introduction to Operation Theatre Technology, Operation Theatre, Anatomy and Physiology...

...of adult and working life Develop an understanding of current economic issues, problems and institutions that affect everyday life Apply economic concepts... Learn about: Learning and Development, Personal skills, Finance Economics...

...You’ll have everything you need to succeed, starting with a clear induction and well-structured assignments to help you to develop the skills and knowledge... Learn about: Historical events, History education, Cultural Revolution...

...the use of resources develop map reading skills. Topics include population and settlement the natural environment economic development and the use of resources...

...information and details. Unit 1: Markets and Production Module 1: Demand and Supply In the study of this first module, you will explore the following key topic areas... Learn about: Productivity evaluation, Labour market, Demand Economics...

...and aims to deliver an understanding of the importance of positive relationships within a school.It will develop your knowledge and understanding of... Learn about: English Literature, Personal Development, Learning and Development...

...and appropriate communication including the ability to discuss the critical context of texts. On this course you will: Engage with a selection of prose... Learn about: English Literature, Important themes, Literary texts...

...and is essential for anyone wishing to study history at a higher level. Understand more about the world today with our new IGCSE home study History course...

...Specific Texts Module 1: Understanding Drama Texts An Inspector Calls by J B PriestleyThe understanding of all the following will be demonstrated at... Learn about: English Literature, Literature Study, Literature Comparative...

...a fascinating insight into aspects of twentieth century history. The first half of this course focuses on Changes in Medicine (1848–1948) and the rise of the USA as a superpower... Learn about: IT Development, Self assessment...

...Students of our Edexcel International GCSE in Geography will develop knowledge and understanding of geographical concepts, global issues, and places... Learn about: Environmental Quality, Quality Training, Natural Environment...

...will be fully prepared for your GCSE exams. Topics include what is Sociology? research methods family education crime and deviance mass media power social inequality...

...The Natural Environments Module 1: The Hazardous Environment • Different types of hazard (climatic, tectonic).• The global distributions, causes and characteristics of... Learn about: Environmental Health, Quality Training, Geographical Information Systems...

...within a social context. It is concerned with the study of social structures, social processes and social issues. In pursuit of this study it has developed... Learn about: Human Psychology, Communication Skills, Self assessment...

...The universe, human beings and their destiny • The universe and the place of human beings in it• Human nature and the human condition• Selfishness... Learn about: Religious Studies, GCSE Religious Studies, Religion Philosophy...

...Why were problems in the Balkans so difficult for the Great Powers to solve? How did the assassination of Franz Ferdinand lead to war? Specified Content... Learn about: International Relations, History Politics, World History...

...groups and societies.’ Sociology is thus a social science (like psychology or anthropology), rather than a physical one (such as physics, chemistry or biology)... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Social Skills, Physics Chemistry...

...social, political and cultural environments and their associated effects on the landscape; (b) spatial patterns and interactions which are important within these environments... Learn about: Decision Making, Political and social issues, Geographical Information Systems...