The course focuses on modern history and examines some of the key events which have shaped Britain, Europe and the world over the past 150 years. War, technology and ‘people power’ are all examined as catalysts of change. This provides an essential insight into the world in which we live, with powerful connections to current affairs. Where Does It Lead? A qualification in A level History is highly regarded by universities and employers as a traditional subject with academic rigour. There is a wide range of careers to which History can make a contribution such as: law, politics, journalism, teaching, market research, business management and broadcasting. Course Details: Unit 1 Russia, 1917-91, from Lenin to Yeltsin (2h 15m exam 30% of A level) Unit 2 The German Democratic Republic, 1949-90 (1h 30m exam 20% of A level Unit 3 The British Experience of Warfare,c.1790-1918 (2h 15m exam 30% of A level Unit 4 Historical Enquiry – The Cold War (coursework, 20% of A level)
If you studied History at GCSE a grade 5 or above is required. If you did not study History at GCSE, a grade 5 in English Language or English Literature is required.
Assessment take the form of three examinations at the end of the second year and one non-examined assessment.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Hillingdon |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Sutton Court Road, Hillingdon, Uxbridge, UB10 9HT |
The course focuses on modern history and examines some of the key events which have shaped Britain, Europe and the world over the past 150 years. War, technology and ‘people power’ are all examined as catalysts of change. This provides an essential insight into the world in which we live, with powerful connections to current affairs. Where Does It Lead? A qualification in A level History is highly regarded by universities and employers as a traditional subject with academic rigour. There is a wide range of careers to which History can make a contribution such as: law, politics, journalism, teaching, market research, business management and broadcasting. Course Details: Unit 1 Russia, 1917-91, from Lenin to Yeltsin (2h 15m exam 30% of A level) Unit 2 The German Democratic Republic, 1949-90 (1h 30m exam 20% of A level Unit 3 The British Experience of Warfare,c.1790-1918 (2h 15m exam 30% of A level Unit 4 Historical Enquiry – The Cold War (coursework, 20% of A level)
If you studied History at GCSE a grade 5 or above is required. If you did not study History at GCSE, a grade 5 in English Language or English Literature is required.
Assessment take the form of three examinations at the end of the second year and one non-examined assessment.
