Government Funded Humanities, Social Science, Education courses East Riding of Yorkshire

...the Open College Network and is nationally recognised. Access courses offer those individuals without the necessary academic background, an opportunity... Learn about: Full Time...

...level but at least a grade C in English Language is required. Combines well with Accounting, Business and Government and Politics AS/A Levels. Level...

...Performing arts business (Arts Council funding, supporting yourself in the industry) Principles of acting (for the acting specialism) Musical theatre performance...

...Teachers Training (Education and Training AET, CET, DET & PTLLS, CTLLS, DTLLS, Assessor Award TAQA, Verifier Award IQA , SIA Trainer Course... Learn about: Education Studies, Basic English, Basic Grammar...

...Course length: 1 year. Venue: The Learning Zone at the Kingston Communications Stadium. Start Date: Sep-08 Course hours: 16 hours Additional... Learn about: Full Time...

...of study most second year A level students are required to take General Studies. The A level General Studies qualification demonstrates a breadth in learning...

...(grades A-C) or First Diploma. Students must demonstrate skill and commitment to the course through interview and skills assessment workshops... Learn about: Full Time...

...AS/A Level Classical Civilisation (AQA) Who is the course for? The course is intended for students (first, second or third year) wishing to gain a...

...status. A flexible programme of two years part-time study, where students work on modules to suit individual and organisational needs in the following role areas... Learn about: Part Time...

...the analysis of current dance repertoire. Students must have achieved a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade A-C, one of which must be at least grade C in GCSE English Language...

...The course includes seven mandatory units as follows: - Evaluate and develop own practice Identify individual learning aims and programmes Agree learning...

...the activities of exploring plays, creating theatre, the performing of plays, the analysis of theatre and the critical evaluation of all of these elements...

...The course includes eight mandatory units as follows: - Contribute to learning within the organisation Evaluate and develop own practice Design learning...

...AS/A Level English Literature (AQA) Who is the course for? Students who enjoy reading, want to become better and more analytical readers and who are open-minded...

...shape and are shaped by society. The course for the A2 include topics from the following: Beliefs in Society Global Development Mass Media Power and Politics...

...Who is the course for? Anyone who is interested in people and places. Geography combines well with other courses. Not absolutely necessary to have GCSE Geography or Humanities...

...and consider the way in which language works. There are four sets of literary texts to be studied alongside the non-literary texts and unseen papers...

...This course offers a fascinating insight into the way a complex society is governed. Level 3 : AS/A Level Government and Politics (EDEXCEL) Who is the course...

...the study of individuals and how they shape and are shaped by society. Units to be studied: UNIT 1 SCLY1 - Topic studied: Families and Households...

...Students who do not have History at GCSE grade C or above must have English and Maths GCSE at grade C or above. Content outline AS History...