History

Course summary

For students with a real interest and enthusiasm for History. History is a highly respected academic subject and a very sound basis for a number of professional careers. A History degree can lead to careers in law, media, journalism, public service, banking as well as teaching. Studying history builds strong analytical skills and enables you to develop excellent communication and written skills. A Level History is interesting and exciting and covers crucial aspects of English, European and World History. The units we cover at HEHS are as follows: Component 1H ‘Tsarist and Communist Russia (1955-1964)’, Component 2E ‘The English Revolution (1625-1660)’ as well as non-examined component of 3,500 words, on a subject of your choice within the topic of enfranchisement of the British public You will be taught by a variety of methods aimed at reinforcing interest and understanding. You will also be encouraged to undertake your own research.