Units Studied Year 12 Unit 1: The quest for political stability 1871-1929 Unit 2: Building a New Britain 1951-1979 Units Studied Year 13 Unit 1: The Quest for Political Stability 1871 1991 Unit 2: The Making of Modern Britain 1951 2000 Unit 3: Historical investigation covering 100 years on a topic that does not overlap any other units studied (3000-3500 words) This course is well respected by higher education institutions and employers due to the range of skills students develop including analysis, debate, evaluation, time management, and independent research. Students who successfully complete this qualification will be prepared to study for a degree in history, archaeology, or politics. Career pathways include business, law, archaeology, politics, accountancy, teaching, and specialist historical jobs such as museum curator or archivist.
Five GCSEs at grade 5 or above. This course is open to students who have achieved a grade 6 in GCSE history OR A grade 6 in another humanities subject.
Coursework and External Assessment in June of Year 13.
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Units Studied Year 12 Unit 1: The quest for political stability 1871-1929 Unit 2: Building a New Britain 1951-1979 Units Studied Year 13 Unit 1: The Quest for Political Stability 1871 1991 Unit 2: The Making of Modern Britain 1951 2000 Unit 3: Historical investigation covering 100 years on a topic that does not overlap any other units studied (3000-3500 words) This course is well respected by higher education institutions and employers due to the range of skills students develop including analysis, debate, evaluation, time management, and independent research. Students who successfully complete this qualification will be prepared to study for a degree in history, archaeology, or politics. Career pathways include business, law, archaeology, politics, accountancy, teaching, and specialist historical jobs such as museum curator or archivist.
Five GCSEs at grade 5 or above. This course is open to students who have achieved a grade 6 in GCSE history OR A grade 6 in another humanities subject.
Coursework and External Assessment in June of Year 13.