Politics A Level isn’t simply about learning to pass an exam; it’s a journey to change the way in which you see things and develop the ability to think critically, understand sources, and appreciate what people stand for. No one is unaffected by politics. By studying politics, students will learn how important decisions about everyday life are made. British politics is more exciting than ever with debates over welfare reform and Brexit. Students will acquire a knowledge and understanding of the UK political system, as well as broadening their horizons across the water to the USA and to more complex ideas of ideology. Students will gain analytical and practical skills. It is extremely enjoyable and enables students to learn about the society they live in, keep up to date with current affairs, and develop a voice in how they are governed. Our teachers are passionate about keeping abreast of current news and national and global political issues, and lessons encourage stimulating and thought-provoking discussions. As well as written work, students will hone their public speaking skills and Politics is ideal for those who enjoy talking and debating, as well as people with an active curiosity about ethics, philosophy, and the cogs that make society work.
Five standard passes at GCSE (9-4) in five different subjects (only one BTEC will be considered), with at least one being GCSE English or GCSE Maths. A minimum of grade 5 in GCSE English.
Component 1: UK Politics - written examination: 2 hours; 33.3% of the qualification. Component 2: Governing the UK - written examination: 2 hours; 33.3% of the qualification. Component 3: Comparative Politics - written examination: 2 hours; 33.3% of the qualification.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Rochdale |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Rochdale Road, Middleton, Manchester, M24 2GL |
Politics A Level isn’t simply about learning to pass an exam; it’s a journey to change the way in which you see things and develop the ability to think critically, understand sources, and appreciate what people stand for. No one is unaffected by politics. By studying politics, students will learn how important decisions about everyday life are made. British politics is more exciting than ever with debates over welfare reform and Brexit. Students will acquire a knowledge and understanding of the UK political system, as well as broadening their horizons across the water to the USA and to more complex ideas of ideology. Students will gain analytical and practical skills. It is extremely enjoyable and enables students to learn about the society they live in, keep up to date with current affairs, and develop a voice in how they are governed. Our teachers are passionate about keeping abreast of current news and national and global political issues, and lessons encourage stimulating and thought-provoking discussions. As well as written work, students will hone their public speaking skills and Politics is ideal for those who enjoy talking and debating, as well as people with an active curiosity about ethics, philosophy, and the cogs that make society work.
Five standard passes at GCSE (9-4) in five different subjects (only one BTEC will be considered), with at least one being GCSE English or GCSE Maths. A minimum of grade 5 in GCSE English.
Component 1: UK Politics - written examination: 2 hours; 33.3% of the qualification. Component 2: Governing the UK - written examination: 2 hours; 33.3% of the qualification. Component 3: Comparative Politics - written examination: 2 hours; 33.3% of the qualification.