History

Course summary

If you're fascinated by the past, have an enquiring mind and enjoy essay writing, A level history could be for you. It's suitable if you are move on going from GCSE history as it will allow you to study the subject in more depth. It's particularly relevant for you if you are aiming to pursue a history related career or higher education course. History is regarded as a facilitating subject as it leaves open a wide range of options for university study. It combines well with most subjects offered at A level. Unit 1C – The Tudors, England 1485-1603 Unit 20 – Democracy and Nazism, Germany 1918-1945 Coursework (American Civil Rights study of 100 years) Candidates who study at A Level will prepare for a degree in several subjects including History, Sociology, English, Religious Studies, Politics and Law. The qualification will support candidates who have aspirations for careers including journalism, teaching, managerial work, public relations, archaeology, media, government and law.