Government Funded Humanities, Social Science, Education courses Worcestershire

...6pm-9pm Course Description The course is a nationally recognised Access programme, for those wishing to study in Humanities or Social Sciences at Higher Education level... Learn about: Full Time...

...criminal law including homicide and non-fatal offences, and torts such as negligence, nuisance and occupiers liability. We assume no previous knowledge of the subject...

...A 1 Assessor Award (Level 4) Essential Qualification for those who want to assess NVQ Candidates Assessment Assessor Observations Questioning Techniques...

...9.15am-4.30pm 2 year programme: 3 days per week, 9.15am-2.30pm Evenings 2 years programme: 2 evenings per week, 6pm-9pm Course Description The course... Learn about: Part Time...

...WJEC This course forms part of our AS Integrated Studies programme. If you are interested in justice, environmental issues, equality and being treated...

...Help with classroom resourses and reports Help with the care and support of pupils Provide support for learning activities Provide effective support...

...understanding and behaviour. You will develop thinking and analytical skills, which will be of great use to you in your other AS subjects and in Higher Education...

...2 evenings per week, 6pm-9pm Course Description The course is a nationally recognised Access programme, for those wishing to enter Teacher Training...

...Politics, Sociology, Media Studies and Health and Social Care. The main focus is on the relationship between today's citizens and society. You will study...

...3 days per week, 9.15am-2.30pm Evenings 2 years programme: 2 evenings per week, 6pm-9pm Course Description The course is a nationally recognised Access programme...

...achievements in art and literature. From ancient times right through to the present day artists, poets and dramatists have derived inspiration from...

...two practical lessons per week The many aspects of the course mean that activities vary considerably Extra-Curricular Activities There are many opportunities...

...Extra-Curricular Activities There are a wide range of trips and workshops for you to take part in including visits to London and New York As part of...

...inequality, pollution, international trade, membership of the European Union but also how firms decide on prices and output levels. By the end of the course...

...interpretation and analytical skills and the ability to form critical viewpoints and ideas. Resources and Facilities Comfortable seminar style rooms Active... Learn about: Literature Study, Literature Analysis, Communication Training...

...rain forests so species rich? Where are the hottest, driest, coldest and wettest places on earth and why? Which people live the longest and...

...to know more about past life on Earth. You may be fascinated by crystals, minerals and rocks and would like to learn to identify your specimens...

...provide an opportunity to study either: (i) Nineteenth/twentieth century British and European History (Modern History course) or (ii) Sixteenth/seventeenth...

...Classical and 20th Century music as key areas of study. Literally there is something for everyone, whether music is your career choice or simply a personal passion...

...you will find yourself listening to and analysing a wide range of musical styles, including jazz and popular music. Resources and Facilities This course...