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The Revolution and Reform pathway examines the violent upheavals of Britain in the 17th Century, in comparison to the years of Communist Revolution in Russia. Focusing on not only the shifts in politics
and religion, but the changes in society, and the beginnings of the British Empire.
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This means you would study the normal A-level in Mathematics followed by a specialist Further Maths A-level aimed at bridging the gap to careers and university courses with very large maths contents. This A-level contains a lot of maths most other students will never even need to think about but forms an essential part of higher study. If you are looking at the most selective Russell Group Universities then this may even be required as part of your offer or just a highly desirable subject to support your application.
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We are one of the few institutions that sill provides specialist dark room facilities as well as digital.
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Politics at Cirencester College offers the opportunity for you to choose a pathway. All students study British politics and political ideologies in year one, in year two you can select to specialise in either American politics or Global politics.
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This pathway investigates aspects of life in England and Europe in the 11th and 12th Centuries, you will also study the tumultuous period of Tudor England.
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On the child psychology pathway, you will take a deeper look at topics such as intelligence, cognitive development, attachment and brain development.
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The environmental pathway will see you dive into topics such as stress, biological rhythms, territory and personal space.
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On the sport pathway you will explore topics such as arousal, anxiety, motivation, personality, and mental health, analysing the impact of these on sport performance.
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The Crime pathway explores crime, deviant behaviour, how and why crime rates in the UK vary based on class, gender, ethnicity and age. How can crime be measured and how accurate in crime data?
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The International Development Pathway explores global inequality, traditional gender roles and cultural practices and how is globalisation changing the level of inequality across Africa and Asia.
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In an increasingly globalised world, learning a second language will open many doors. Not only will you become a confident speaker of Spanish but you will also develop an understanding of a different culture and understand the importance of challenging stereotypes and prejudices. The breadth and depth of the A-level, which includes literature, film, politics and culture, will also equip you with communication and critical thinking skills which are in demand by employers.
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The Dictatorship and Democracy pathway allows students to continue their exploration of 20th Century fascist political systems. Studying in depth of the turbulent years in Italy that saw the collapse of the liberal state, the creation of a fascist dictatorship and a return to democracy in the aftermath of the Second World War. It also includes the struggles of ordinary people in 19th Century in Protest, Agitation
and Parliamentary Reform in Britain between 1780-1928.
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On this course, you will be equipped with the linguistic skills and terminology to be able to become a more effective speaker and writer. You will learn how to write creatively, how the English Language has changed over time and how to understand and analyse the rules and codes which operate whenever we speak. You also learn about how children, men and women use language as well as accents and dialects.
This course fits well with any other subject where you have to communicate as it gives you the skills to improve the clarity, fluency and variety of your communication, both spoken and written.
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