Humanities Courses Cheshire

...Experiencing deeper levels of being through stillness. Session 6: Consciousness. The nature of Beauty - a description from Plato's 'Symposium'...

...At AS, you will study different varieties of language, speech and writing, grammar, and learn how to write in a variety of literary genres. You will study...

...The course aims to provide a supportive environment for all writers and would-be writers. What will I learn? We will be looking at the fundamentals of story writing...

...social and individual varieties of English as well as exploring issues such as language and identity. In your second year you will undertake and independent... Learn about: English Language...

...course which involves the integrated study of language and literature. You will look closely at the power of language in our everyday lives as well as in literary texts...

...F Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby and one other novel of your choice; a number of short stories and David Hare's play, Murmuring Judges...

...This course is for service users of Pathways Solutions only What will I learn? How will I be assessed? What can I do after the course?...

...The synoptic module which is also in second year is very popular with all students and is the study of Crime and Deviance and the repercussions on society...

...How long & often do I attend? You will attens three lessons per week. How will I be assessed? Unit 1 - 2 hour 15 mins exam (60%) Unit 2 Coursework 1500 words (40%)...

...The second unit is Archaeological Skills and Methods examining how archaeologists identify sites, excavate, and interpret evidence. This is done through...

...and Worship Leadership Musical Skills for the Worship Leader: Intermediate Grade This unit is aimed at developing you musical skills and understanding of music...

...You will develop an awareness of change and continuity over time and this will help you to understand developments in the world today. We hope to...

...skills and understanding by examining the following two periods: Unit 1: America 1890-1945 In this unit we look at how the US responded to a series...

...and Crown Parliament and Authority in England (1588-1629). A2 course: Impact of Fascism in Britain (1925-1960) and the coursework unit Challenge and Rebellion...

...at Manchester Metropolitan University in Crewe will be putting on an Introduction to Philosophy class at The Gables, Beam Street. The course starts...

...2. How many Spanish-speakers are there worldwide? 3. Which country is Britains biggest European trading partner? 4. In how many countries across the world...

...of free standing and architectural sculpture in the sixth, fifth and fourth centuries BCE. You will examine temple sites, statues, sculptures and grave monuments...

...It combines particularly well with History and English Literature and is an ideal subject for those wishing to pursue an academic subject at degree level...

...The key issues studied in both periods include the establishment of rule, strength of opposition, domestic policy, use of propaganda, strengths and weaknesses...

...Do youngsters become part of the adult world too quickly? Are children more likely to be involved in serious crime in the current century? Additionally...