Government Funded Humanities courses Merseyside

...synthesis, in-depth research and excellent presentation skills such as the Law, Journalisim, Accountancy, Generic Management and careers in the Civil Service...

...All four modules in Ancient History are assessed by examination in the June of each year (there is no coursework, and no option to sit January modules)... Learn about: Ancient History, History education, Greek history...

...The course aims to expand the ability of students to constructively analyse pieces of writing. Welcome to Wirral choose from our onsite training solutions... Learn about: English Language, Languages Skills, Language strategies...

...The subject helps develop wide ranging practical and theoretical abilities including: v communication skills; both written and spoken. v evaluation and appraisal of evidence...

...synthesis, in-depth research and excellent presentation skills such as the Law, Journalisim, Accountancy, Generic Management and careers in the Civil Service...

...and covers survey, excavation, dating and post-excavation analysis and interpretation. At A2 level, you will be assessed by one 2 hour written...

...Greek epic involves learning something about prehistory and the results of archaeology, while Roman epic brings in contemporary Roman politics and an understanding...

...have at least a C grade, but neither is essential. Head of Department: Miss Julia Clayton Course assessment: All four modules are assessed by written exams...

...Greek epic involves learning something about prehistory and the results of archaeology, while Roman epic brings in contemporary Roman politics and an understanding...

...An hour and a half exam in January for Unit 1 and an hour and a half exam for Unit 2 in May. What can this course offer me? An opportunity to develop...

...the process of arriving at reasoned judgements, which can be explained and supported. This course in Critical Thinking is different from all other AS...

...During the year, you will submit regular assignments, which will take different forms depending on the unit you are studying. For example, you will...

...of eight books will be read (covering the genres of poetry, plays and novels - and also including Shakespeare). These texts will be read for enjoyment and...

...individual coursework consultations in addition to class teaching What can this course offer me? The opportunity to explore and share ideas about some great English writing...

...of eight books will be read (covering the genres of poetry, plays and novels - and also including Shakespeare). These texts will be read for enjoyment and...

...board in the second year. Informal assessments take place in class on a regular basis through homework, assignments and class presentations...

...can be applied to all sorts of situations. They know that: you understand how people tick, what motivates them, what they think and feel; you are...

...in class on a regular basis through homework, assignments and class presentations. What can this course offer me? Results have always been well above...

...can be applied to all sorts of situations. They know that: you understand how people tick, what motivates them, what they think and feel; you are...

...assessment will be by two written exams. There is, therefore, no coursework requirement for Philosophy. What can this course offer me? Do I really have free will?...