Lively, relevant, controversial… there are many ways to describe A Level politics. There’s no denying that it’s one of the most interesting and engaging qualifications you can choose. Covering news and current affairs from the UK and US, it helps you understand how the UK is run and develops research, written communication and debate skills.
The WJEC Eduqas A level in Design and Technology offers a unique opportunity in the curriculum for students to identify and solve real problems by designing and making products or systems.
Psychology is a broad subject which covers a range of topics, all investigating how and why humans behave as they do. For example, does an imbalance of hormones make you more aggressive? Why were the Nazis able to kill 6 million Jewish people? Why do phobias develop and how can we treat them?
Why study A Level Religious Studies?
Taking A Level in Religious Studies helps develop critical thinking and analytical skills through the study of philosophical, ethical and religious issues. It encourages open-mindedness and the ability to understand diverse worldviews and moral perspectives. The course helps develop writing, debating and analytical skills, which are valuable for university and many careers. This A level course provides a strong foundation for fields such as law, education, social work, and journalism.
As a subject it sits especially well with psychology and other humanities subjects: philosophy and ethics; history; geography, sociology is the study of people and society. It aims to find out why people act the way they do, usually focusing on groups of people.
A language qualification at A level demonstrates an outward looking, enquiring mind and an A Level linguist has the ability to ‘think on their feet’ with enthusiasm, drive and commitment.
By studying A level Spanish you will extend and deepen your knowledge of the contemporary culture and language of Spanish speaking countries. You will improve your ability to analyse and discuss modern day issues, and to present a coherent and persuasive argument.
Entry requirements: 6 in Spanish.
A level drama and theatre studies is an exciting, challenging and very rewarding course. A mixture of both practical and theoretical work, the course challenges your understanding of the world and the people in it.
