Humanities, Social Science, Education courses Birmingham

...practical work, presentations, essays, journals, blogs, tutor interviews, group discussions, live performances, and recorded performances. Progression...

...In critical thinking you will learn how to assess what you are told, make judgments and make strong and persuasive arguments. This will gain you an...

...4.7 Indicative Group Size : 10 How is the course assessed? The course is modular. For AS level students complete 2 modules. Module 1 is a written paper...

...in collaboration with Arts organisations. Hours of Lessons per Week :4.7 Indicative Group Size :20 How is the course assessed? The course is made up of modules...

...with some scope for creative writing. You will be encouraged to read creatively and independently. Who should study this course? This course would...

...and investigating settlement change in MEDCs. The A2 course consists of: Unit G3 - Contemporary Themes and Research in Geography. The physical theme...

...an insight into political beliefs, central to an understanding of the modern world. Hours of Lessons per week: 4.7 Indicative Group Size: 16 How is the course assessed?...

...The majority of A level students go into higher education. History is welcomed by universities as a qualification for a very wide range of courses...

...musicians on various projects. Students taking this course are entitled to instrumental tuition paid for by the College. Hours of Lessons per...

...You will work with professional artists, in the local community and in collaboration with Arts organisations such as the Birmingham Repertory Theatre Hours...

...Who should study this course? The course will appeal to anybody with a strong, critical, curiosity towards the world, but you will need GCSE English...

...Clearly the course will involve a good deal of reading and writing. Therefore as well as the college's entry requirements, you must have at least a Grade C in GCSE English...

...The second year focuses on inequality and power, focussing on education. Hours of Lessons per Week : 4.7 Indicative Group Size : 16 How is the course assessed?...

...in collaboration with Arts organisations. Hours of Lessons per Week : 4.7 Indicative Group Size : 20 How is the course assessed? The course is made up of modules...

...Composition: i) show knowledge and understanding of composition ii) compose dances which successfully communicate the artistic intention of the choreographer...

...Hours of Lessons per Week : 3.7 Indicative Group Size : 15 How is the course assessed? Paper 1 is the practical component with 60% of the total marks...

...You answer one question based on poetry in the anthology. Who should study this course? To make the most of this course, you need to enjoy reading... Learn about: Modern Drama, Class Teaching, Teaching Strategies...

...1 and you will plan a performace event. Unit 4: Working to a Commission 2. External and Teacher Assessment. You will create a performance in response to a given commission...

...religious concepts and how religious beliefs are involved with contemporary moral problems. You must have at least a Grade D in GCSE English...

...Students also take either the Higher or Foundation examination, both of which can lead to a grade C. The Higher also can lead to a grade...