Government Funded Social Science courses West Midlands

...and therefore the workload and academic level reflects this. You will be required to be fully up to date with your work, enabling you to progress to...

...The course is 100% course work and you will complete practical projects, presentations, reports and a portfolio. Some sections will be completed individually...

...Other topics include Theory and Methods. Other Information: You will be assessed both informally through regular assignments, tests and mock examinations...

...Students will take part in fieldwork in and around Birmingham. The AS course consists of: Unit G1 - Changing Physical Environments - Investigating climate change...

...Homework or private study is required, Progression Progression onto higher education or employment...

...Why do people commit crime? How equal are men and women today? What is racism and why does it exist? What is the future of work? Other main topics include research methods...

...to progression to Higher Education. The Diploma is equivalent to 3 A Levels, with the workload and academic content reflecting this. The structure of...

...Education; Health; Sociological Methods. The examination board do not have a formal coursework option in the new syllabus. However, students are expected...

...political systems of the UK and of the wider world. You will study from a range of topics selected from, the nature of democracy and political participation...

...Who passes laws and who breaks them are not just matters of chance. The first year is the AS course. This looks at how we develop in society...

...'What are the effects of unemployment?', 'Is there racism in the police force?' and 'Is marriage still popular?'. Hours of Lessons per...

...Pass at AS Level Government and Politics. Course Content A2 Unit 3: Introducing Political Ideologies - Introducing political ideologies, liberalism... Learn about: Media Studies, Social Policy, Political Science...

...based on your current job role. This qualification will be taught and assessed in your work place and is based on your skills, development needs and other responsibilities... Learn about: Persuasion Skills, Advice and Guidance, Communication Training...

...5 GCSE's including English Language C and an interest in current affairs. Course Content AS Unit 1: People and Politics - This unit involves the study... Learn about: Media Studies, Social Policy, IT Law...

...There are no formal entry requirements for this course. What will I study? You will study the following 7 units: Customer service Equal opportunities Disability... Learn about: Equal Opportunities, Road Transport Management, Customer Service...

...An issues based approach to geographical themes For the exam student must study three of four areas. You will be taught all four. a) Platectonics and associated hazards... Learn about: Land Use, Geographical Information Systems...

...if you don't please refer to the level 2 Diploma: Carpentry & Joinery. What will I study? You will be expected to compile a work-based portfolio of evidence and experience... Learn about: Scaffolding training...

...There is a compulsory three day field trip. Approximate cost 30.00. Course Content AS Unit 1; Physical and Human Geography a) Rivers, floods and management... Learn about: Land Use, Geographical Information Systems...

...College based on accredited prior learning. What will I study? You will study through a series of academic modules, which include an element of group... Learn about: Civil Engineering, Construction Materials, Construction Training...