A study of History encourages you to evaluate the many factors (social, economic, political and cultural) that influence behaviour and bring about change. By studying A Level History you will learn how to gather and critically analyse information and sources as well as how to form and sustain developed lines of argument. The development of these vital skills make A Level History a qualification which universities and employers hold in high regard.
Minimum grade 6 in GCSE History. It is possible to take A Level History if you have not studied the subject for GCSE and a minimum grade 7 for GCSE English will be required if this is the case.
Unit 1: Breadth study Section A: One essay question from a choice of two. Section B: One essay question from a choice of two. Section C: One compulsory question linked to interpretations. Written exam: two hours, 15 minutes. 60 marks (60% of AS Level). Unit 2: Depth study Section A: One two-part compulsory question linked to sources contemporary to the period. Section B: One essay question from a choice of three. Written exam: one hour, 30 minutes. 40 marks (40% of AS Level).
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| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Buckinghamshire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £11,385 - £23,970 |
| Address | Great Kingshill, High Wycombe, HP15 6LP |
A study of History encourages you to evaluate the many factors (social, economic, political and cultural) that influence behaviour and bring about change. By studying A Level History you will learn how to gather and critically analyse information and sources as well as how to form and sustain developed lines of argument. The development of these vital skills make A Level History a qualification which universities and employers hold in high regard.
Minimum grade 6 in GCSE History. It is possible to take A Level History if you have not studied the subject for GCSE and a minimum grade 7 for GCSE English will be required if this is the case.
Unit 1: Breadth study Section A: One essay question from a choice of two. Section B: One essay question from a choice of two. Section C: One compulsory question linked to interpretations. Written exam: two hours, 15 minutes. 60 marks (60% of AS Level). Unit 2: Depth study Section A: One two-part compulsory question linked to sources contemporary to the period. Section B: One essay question from a choice of three. Written exam: one hour, 30 minutes. 40 marks (40% of AS Level).