We do not always like politicians and the decisions that governments make, but the business of politics touches every aspect of our lives. Whilst we might criticise governments for some of their policies, it is certainly better than having no government at all. Society would not function without an elected body to decide, for example, what taxes will be levied, how those taxes will be spent on services like health and education or how the country will be defended. No matter whether government makes you feel angry or reassured, it is vital to have a knowledge of how the whole process of an elected government works. This popular A Level gives you the knowledge to understand how political participation and government work, in the UK and the USA and an opportunity to look at the political philosophies behind ideologies. The course is designed to encourage students to develop their critical thinking skills and enhance their ability to interpret, evaluate and comment on the nature of politics.
Grade 6 (or higher) in GCSE English or History
Unit 1 – Written exam 2 hours. Unit 2 – Written exam 2 hours. Unit 3 – Written exam 2 hours.
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Local Authority | Sutton |
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We do not always like politicians and the decisions that governments make, but the business of politics touches every aspect of our lives. Whilst we might criticise governments for some of their policies, it is certainly better than having no government at all. Society would not function without an elected body to decide, for example, what taxes will be levied, how those taxes will be spent on services like health and education or how the country will be defended. No matter whether government makes you feel angry or reassured, it is vital to have a knowledge of how the whole process of an elected government works. This popular A Level gives you the knowledge to understand how political participation and government work, in the UK and the USA and an opportunity to look at the political philosophies behind ideologies. The course is designed to encourage students to develop their critical thinking skills and enhance their ability to interpret, evaluate and comment on the nature of politics.
Grade 6 (or higher) in GCSE English or History
Unit 1 – Written exam 2 hours. Unit 2 – Written exam 2 hours. Unit 3 – Written exam 2 hours.