Social Science Courses Essex

...forensic photography, medical physics techniques. Method of assessment: Internally assessed coursework Progression opportunities and careers... Learn about: Full Time...

...find out what people in the different services do in their job roles, how they work and how they interact with each other through multi-agency working... Learn about: Skills and Training, Team Training, Full Time...

...To gain a meaningful understanding of the statistics used in healthcare research in order to conduct research or read the research of others...

...and International Economy A2 Level covers the following elements: · The Global Economy (this is a mandatory unit) and the following optional units...

...Specialist units: to include introduction to criminology, forensic photography, medical physics techniques, traffic accident investigation, criminal investigation... Learn about: Full Time...

...to explore factors that may support a variety of roles within the uniformed services, such as understanding behaviour, knowing communication systems... Learn about: Skills and Training, Full Time, Team Training...

...The course will be 80% theory and 20% practical. The theoretical components will cover the following areas The concept of evidence: What is research?...

...and solutions of economic development on individuals, societies and the environment. What do I study? AS Economics comprises two units, both are externally assessed...

...vocationally relevant units that will prepare students to progress onto a variety of Level 2 courses. Students can select from three pathways... Learn about: Full Time...

...The Developmental Research module facilitates greater knowledge and understanding of traditional and contemporary theories of art, thus encouraging personal... Learn about: Part Time, Art design, IT Development...

...or AAT Level 4 Diploma in Accounting or Higher Education as it attracts UCAS points...

...with the study of population, settlement and energy/health issues. What do I study? Year 1 (AS) Unit 1: - rivers, river channels and landforms...

...types that are available within the services whilst also exploring the activities the Public Services undertake on a day to day basis. Learners will... Learn about: Full Time...

...introduces students to the wide range of contexts that may have a bearing on the conception, production and consumption of contemporary... Learn about: Skills and Training, Communication Training, Confidence Training...

...Assessments are comprehension exercises based on case studies or newspaper articles and statistics, consequently requiring both numeracy and writing skills...

...is different and how this leads to a new style of government. There is plenty of scope for lively debate in class; trips to Parliament to meet MPs and Lords...

...units each year to make up the level 3 qualification. Units include various aspects relating to the work of the Public Services such as job roles... Learn about: Full Time...

...You will cover topics like Market, Supply and Demand, Market Failure, Inflation, Unemployment, Economic Growth, Governmental economic strategies...

...fieldwork will be used to supplement work done in the College and students will develop their skills in the collection, analysis and evaluation of...

...What do I study? Year 1 (AS) You will study two units: Unit 1: Exploring Socialisation, Culture and Identity- this involves studying how identities and cultures are formed...