Government Funded Humanities, Social Science, Education courses Cheshire

...the importance of languages and see the bottom of the page for the answers: 1. How much of the worlds population does not speak English as their mother tongue?...

...for you to choose from. Option A: Conflict AS course: European Witchcraze (1580-1650) and Crown, Conflict and Revolution in England (1660-1689)...

...and to develop an ability to think as an economist . AS Level (year one) Unit One Markets in Action the reasons for individuals, organisations...

...This course is suited for students wishing to develop their musical skills. It will broaden your understanding and knowledge of a variety of different...

...and can easily be combined with other subjects from the Arts, Languages, Sciences, Humanities and Maths. Music at AS and A2 Level is an incredibly diverse...

...challenging and stimulating ideas. The course is a good accompaniment to both humanities and science subjects, as it considers questions that are relevant to...

...and to develop an ability to think as an economist . AS Level (year one) Unit One Markets in Action the reasons for individuals, organisations...

...in music it gives an opportunity to develop and combine interests. This growing subject appeals to musicians who wish to explore and develop the application...

...What will I study and how will it be assessed? The complete A Level course consists of four units that provide a thorough grounding in MIDI Sequencing...

...WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? The AS course focuses upon British politics and topics such as political parties, pressure groups, the role of the Prime...

...English Literature from a wide range of historical periods. You will read plays, poetry and novels, old and new, looking at how styles vary and interpretations...

...This course is suitable for students that enjoy performing and have an interest in dance, drama and music. Devising, rehearsing and performing will...

...Dance and Drama at degree level or at a specialist College. The course also allows you to develop a variety of skills, which will be of use in other subjects...

...and Contemporary Society and includes subjects such as Changing patterns of religious practice in the UK during the 20th century, Expressions of religion within society...

...why and how it is changing. It can enhance communication skills, literacy and numeracy, IT literacy, spatial awareness, team working, problem solving and environmental awareness...

...to Theory and Research Methods, Religion and Crime and Deviance, Education and the Family. Will I need anything else? An interest in reading and independent study...

...about how society operates and question assumptions about home background. For example, is the phase of childhood in Western societies becoming shorter?...

...Sociology combines well with many subjects like Psychology, English, Law, Politics, and History. WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? The AS course has two modules...

...why and how it is changing. It can enhance communication skills, literacy and numeracy, IT literacy, spatial awareness, team working, problem solving and environmental awareness...

...in Theatre and how it creates performance, and explores the roles of actors, designers and directors. Theatre Studies AS/A Level Who is the course...