Government Funded Humanities courses Birmingham

...What's the next step? If you are sure this is the right course for you, you can either: Complete an application form and return it to the Admissions Offices...

...but also improve your other areas of study. Critical Thinking (AS Level only) - A and AS Levels What are the main features of this course? In critical...

...you will also be on a curriculum 2000 programme and will have regular tutorials, key skills such as communications, IT and numeracy and an enrichment programme...

...Higher education and business value the skills learnt in History. Exam Board: Edexcel...

...Progression: Successful candidates with appropriate grades in GCSE subjects have progressed onto A Level, Access course or other vocational courses such as GNVQ or...

...those students who enjoyed the literature texts on their English GCSE course. You must enjoy reading widely as well as discussing and writing about your ideas...

...an essential entry requirement because of the amount of reading and writing involved. Where can I go next? A level Philosophy is accepted by all Universities...

...Where can I go next? Students use the qualification to gain entry to a wide range of degree courses and careers. Some go on to do course specifically related...

...be willing to join in with group discussion. The course is suitable for anyone who already has English Language at Grade D or above. It is an excellent... Learn about: Class Teaching, Teaching Methods, Teaching Strategies...

...This is a one year GCSE course which is divided into two halves. The first half looks at the 'big questions' - the nature of God, the nature of belief...