Humanities, Social Science, Education Courses Cheshire

...You will also visit the theatre and write an evaluation of a live performance. Unit Two In Unit Two you will be involved as an actor or a designer in a full-scale group production...

...and can easily be combined with other subjects from the Arts, Languages, Sciences, Humanities and Maths. Music at AS and A2 Level is an incredibly diverse...

...Arts you will learn a range of skills to help you become a performer on stage or screen. With sessions in stage production and performance, communicating with an audience...

...Whilst not a vocational course, the Drama programme will equip you with writing, presentational, communication and collaborative skills that are. If youre employed...

...You will also visit the theatre and write an evaluation of a live performance. Unit Two In Unit Two you will be involved as an actor or a designer in a full-scale group production...

...What will I study and how will it be assessed? The complete A Level course consists of four units that provide a thorough grounding in MIDI Sequencing...

...· AS: In this year you will learn how to understand dance looking at the significance of dances in theory sessions. You will also learn about the craft of choreography...

...a professional certificate. The Government reform of the Initial Teacher Training (ITT) pathways will now provide a Qualified Teacher, Learning & Skills status (QTLS)...

...and to develop an ability to think as an economist . AS Level (year one) Unit One Markets in Action the reasons for individuals, organisations...

...Dance and Drama at degree level or at a specialist College. The course also allows you to develop a variety of skills, which will be of use in other subjects...

...(Aged 16-18) Course Content: AS: You will study two units, first of which is: exploration of drama and theatre. This is the study of two plays to examine...

...in post-16 education in the public or private sector Introducing the knowledge and skills required to develop and delivery programmes, provide learning...

...and to develop an ability to think as an economist . AS Level (year one) Unit One Markets in Action the reasons for individuals, organisations...

...about how society operates and question assumptions about home background. For example, is the phase of childhood in Western societies becoming shorter?...

...(Aged 16-18) Course Content: Throughout the AS year, you will cover two Core topics - Population change and rivers, floods and management. Alongside...

...Anyone new to training who needs to understand the basics of training practic; Trainers working in the private sector* who want to achieve an accredited qualification...

...including market failure Macro-economics, including economic growth, unemployment, inflation, and income distribution International Economies...

...(Aged 16-18) Course Content: AS British Government and Politics In Unit 1 students study Voting Behaviour, Political parties, electoral systems and pressure groups...

...English Literature from a wide range of historical periods. You will read plays, poetry and novels, old and new, looking at how styles vary and interpretations...

...(Aged 16-18) Course Content: The content of the course focuses on two periods, Elizabethan England 1558 â€" 1603 and Germany 1933 â€" 1963. The key issues...