Government Funded History courses

...you should like History! History provides an explanation for many of the situations we face in the 21st Century. The course looks at movements for change...

...maintain and/or extend their power and position within their country and the world. The modules contain units from early modern and modern history...

...Hyde Clarendon Start Date: 07/09/2010 Day(s) of Week: TUE/THU/FRI Times: - Duration: 1 year Fee: £395 This course is free for school leavers...

...This should take the form of a question in the context of approximately 100 years. It must not duplicate the content of the topics above. Subject combinations... Learn about: Historical research techniques, History Politics...

...modern British and European political history and aims to build on the skills and knowledge azquired as GCSE level. How can I progress? Students can progress...

...Students will deal with reading, research, source analysis and essay writing, as well as having the chance to visit historical sites both in Britain and abroad...

...or are larger social forces more important? This is one of many themes that students will study in the context of social change, such as the abolition...

...by investigating styles and trends and how signs and symbols are used to convey meaning. Study art and design first hand - visits to museums and galleries...

...and provides a broad introduction to the major artists and styles in western art history from Ancient Greece and Rome to Modern Art. What does the course involve?...

...History 20th Century Unit 1: Historical Themes in Breadth A World Divided: Communism and Democracy in the 20th Century Stalin's Russia 1924-1953 Pursuing Life and Liberty...

...economic and political history of Wales and England between 1780 - 1886 and Nazi Germany between 1933 and 1945. What will I learn? The first half of...

...evidence and have an interest in developing your communication skills. Application Method: Application followed by individual interview Content / Overview...

...has an interest in the visual culture of the past and present. In the AS course you will learn about the development and significance of the traditions of Western...

...· British Monarchy: the Crisis of State, 1642-1689 · Triumph and Collapse: Russia and the USSR, 1941-1991 · Aspects of International Relations...

...1945. AS and A2 can be delivered over one year. History is a national curriculum subject and is therefore particularly useful for those wishing to enter the teaching profession...

...work for heritage organisations or become teachers. History also supports careers in journalism, politics, law, social work and the public services...

...In this course you will have the opportunity to study significant events, individuals and issues in different countries and in different historical periods...

...event in the news we are seeing history in the making. What has happened in the past greatly affects all aspects of our lives in the present and will indeed...

...in our history – our period as a republic under Oliver Cromwell and the restoration of the monarchy under Charles 2nd. You will also trace the theme... Learn about: International Relations, Modern History, Civil wars...

...influenced behaviour and action · Develop a range of subject skills including the analysis and evaluation of historical sources in their context Is it for...