Totton College courses

...society (past and/or present) and ideology. * Thinking and Analytical Skills Course Aims This interesting and wide-ranging course also enables you to...

...* Political systems, processes and goals * Social and economic trends and constraints * Explanation and evaluation of human behaviour Culture...

...how people and their environments are related. To give you a selected knowledge of specific areas in different parts of the world. To give you a knowledge of worldwide issues...

...To help you understand how people and their environments are related. To give you a selected knowledge of specific areas in different parts of the world...

...* Religious belief and experience, and connections between them * Media and communication 2 * An understanding and appreciation of the changing nature...

...Mathematics and Technology: * Characteristics of the sciences (physical, life and earth) * Understanding of scientific methods, principles, criteria...

...* Political Parties - how are they organised and what are their policies? * Elections - how do they work and what factors influence people†s voting?...

...existing political arrangements for ensuring representative democracy and participation in the political decision-making process * The acquisition...

...The Reformation Course Aims The course aims to help you make sense of centuries of conflict and change. You will develop an understanding of the powerful...

...or claim Level 2 or Level 3 Entitlement for FREE courses . What next? A Level History is fully recognised as a qualification by employers and for higher education...

...A2 Level * The making of a legally binding agreement * The rights of a consumer, if goods are faulty and need repairing * Making a contract through false...

...their roles and standard of service * Police Powers: powers of the police to stop and search, arrest and detain at the police station. * Miscarriages of Justice...

...What is a person? How can we be sure that we are the same person through time? Why should I be moral? Is it because morality is a social contract...

...What is a person? How can we be sure that we are the same person through time? Why should I be moral? Is it because morality is a social contract...

...take part in real research run by them. You may wish to join our Psychology Academy in your second year, where you can gain extra qualifications...

...enabling learning â€" dealing with diversity. In addition you will study approaches and research methods in psychology exploring the issues and debates...

...one week in half term or a regular slot per week that fits into your timetable. Examples so far include: Winchester Prison, Portswood Criminal Justice Unit and Salisbury Court...

...Course Aims The course aims to enhance your knowledge of the fascinating subject that is Psychology. It also introduces you to a career in Psychology and Psychology...

...The first unit includes: Sex and Gender (including how we develop a sense of being male or female); Memory (including how to improve memory)...

...analogy and myth to express human understanding of god Eastern Religions * Zen and Pure Land Buddhism * The aims and methods of meditation * Visit...