A-level Religious Studies is a philosophy and ethics based course. It builds upon some of the moral issues discussed at GCSE and looks at different ethical theories and contemporary moral issues. A fascinating subject, dealing with issues relevant to our society today, Religious Studies is an important course of study for anyone looking to develop an understanding of human nature and the world around us. It allows you and enables you to question theories, arguments and beliefs surrounding a variety of moral issues and provides the opportunity to develop your ideas in a safe but questioning environment. A good foundation for future study, Religious Studies gives you well developed skills in analysis and evaluation, independent research, ICT, a sound understanding of the world around us and the key contemporary moral issues that we encounter. The understanding and empathy developed towards different ideas and beliefs are also key skills when looking for employment.
Our admission requirement is a minimum of five GCSEs graded 4 and above, including English and Mathematics. In addition, students will normally be expected to obtain a grade of 6 or higher in their chosen subjects. The option of taking a subject at A Level without a GCSE or equivalent level qualification can be discussed on an individual basis.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Salford |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £9,816 - £13,217 |
| Address | Drywood Hall, Worsley Road, Manchester, M28 2WQ |
A-level Religious Studies is a philosophy and ethics based course. It builds upon some of the moral issues discussed at GCSE and looks at different ethical theories and contemporary moral issues. A fascinating subject, dealing with issues relevant to our society today, Religious Studies is an important course of study for anyone looking to develop an understanding of human nature and the world around us. It allows you and enables you to question theories, arguments and beliefs surrounding a variety of moral issues and provides the opportunity to develop your ideas in a safe but questioning environment. A good foundation for future study, Religious Studies gives you well developed skills in analysis and evaluation, independent research, ICT, a sound understanding of the world around us and the key contemporary moral issues that we encounter. The understanding and empathy developed towards different ideas and beliefs are also key skills when looking for employment.
Our admission requirement is a minimum of five GCSEs graded 4 and above, including English and Mathematics. In addition, students will normally be expected to obtain a grade of 6 or higher in their chosen subjects. The option of taking a subject at A Level without a GCSE or equivalent level qualification can be discussed on an individual basis.