Government Funded Social Science courses North Yorkshire

...perspectives in psychology - psychological disorders History - 14th century English history - social and economic change in 19th century Britain... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...They will also learn how to analyse legal problems and provide written solutions to complex problems. What next? Upon successful completion many students...

...barristers and solicitors. Module 2: the Concept of Liability. Topics covered in Module 2 include Criminal liability in relation to assault...

...We have excellent relationships with the services and have enjoyed visits to the Fire Service, Police, the Duke of Wellingtons Regiment, the Army at Catterick... Learn about: Full Time...

...To promote creative and effective decision making, learning, and risk management. To ensure the solvency of the College and generate resources to continuously...

...They will also learn how to analyse legal problems and provide written solutions to complex problems. What next? Upon successful completion many students... Learn about: Full Time...

...look at the decisions of those who govern us should enjoy Economics. AS - Year 1 To achieve an AS, students will need to complete two units...

...interpretation of complex texts and analysis of research methods. What will I study? AS Level Family & Households Education & Research Methods A Level...

...14th century English history - social and economic change in 19th century Britain - Victorian values Sociology - concepts and perspectives... Learn about: Skills and Training, English Language...

...town planning, local government, the travel industry, environmental management, analysts and teaching...

...and humanitarian issues. Unit 2: "Geographical Investigations" "Crowded Coasts": Managing the physical environment, to cope with the impact of development...

...Active Citizenship & Participation A2 Level Power & Justice Global Issues & Making a Difference Reading list AS Citizenship for AQA (Nelson Thornes)...

...Map reading using ordinance survey maps, Introduction to expedition skills, Self-management skills. Entry Requirements A minimum of four GCSEs grade E or above... Learn about: Skills and Training, British Army, Emergency Services...

...town planning, local government, the travel industry, environmental management, analysts and teaching...

...of scientific methodology. What and how will I be studying? You will have lectures and practicals on, for example, minerals and rocks where you will...

...What will I study? AS Level Physical Geography, People & the Environment: Water & Carbon Cycles, Hot Desert Environments & their Margins or Coastal Systems...

...Mental Health • Ethical Issues in Social Policy You will be in college for 2 days per week (plus half a day (Thursday) for GCSE English, if needed... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...will increase your awareness of the similarities and differences between the Classical world and later times, and thus gain sensitivity to past societies whose spiritual...

...which make up society - the two sexes, different age groups, races and ethnic groups, different social classes. The main focus of attention is Britain...

...It also includes the detailed study of earthquakes, tsunamis, landslides and volcanoes as well as other topics of applied environmental geology such as geodiversity... Learn about: GCSE Physics...