Unlocking the Past: Discover the Fascinating World of History Studies
Explore the diverse subjects within the field of History, from the rise of the Nazis to Cold War tensions and the evolution of crime and punishment in Britain. Gain invaluable skills and insights that will empower you to understand the world better and contribute to making it a better place. Discover potential career pathways and the significance of studying History at A-level. Contact mark.cooper@heritage.ttct.co.uk for more details.
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Course Information: History History is, above all else, a study of human beings- our achievements and our mistakes. As well as learning about history, learning from history will make you a more rounded and well-informed citizen, better able to understanding how the world is now and equipped with a zeal to make it an even better place. For further information on this course please contact mark.cooper@heritage.ttct.co.uk
What will I study?: History Unit 1: The rise of the Nazis 1919-39. Students will examine the events that gave Hitler the opportunity to take control of Germany and how he managed to shaping the German people in his own image. Probably the biggest lesson we can learn from history. Unit 2: The Cold War, 1941-91. Students will study the rivalry between the USSR and USA while focussing on key events such as the space race, the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Berlin Wall (from its construction to its destruction). Unit 3: Anglo-Saxon and Norman England 1060-88. Students will examine how England was set on a new path after William the Conqueror s victory at the Battle of Hastings Unit 4: Crime and punishment in Britain, c1000-present. Students will look at how crime and punishment has evolved over time including questions such as: Why were so many women accused of witchcraft in the 1500s? Is terrorism a new crime? Why did Britain abolish the death penalty? Why was Jack the Ripper never caught? For further information on this course please contact mark.cooper@heritage.ttct.co.uk
Assessment: History All assessment is by examination: Paper 1 (30%): Crime and Punishment- 1 hour 15 minute exam. Paper 2 (40%): Anglo-Saxon and Norman England (20%) and The Cold War (20%)- 1 hour 45 minute exam. Paper 3 (30%): The Rise of the Nazis- 1 hour 20 minute exam. For further information on this course please contact mark.cooper@heritage.ttct.co.uk
Beyond Heritage: History A Levels Potential Career Pathways You ll learn valuable skills Most 6th forms require at grade 5 to continue on with History. Journalism Law Business Politics Marketing Archaeologist. Librarian. Reporter. Political analyst. Heritage manager. Business consultant. Historian. excellent communication and writing skills how to construct an argument research and problem skills investigation and problem-solving skills analytical and interpretation skills. As History links will with lots of other subjects (including English, Law and Politics) it is a good subject to continue with at A level as it helps support your other A levels. History is considered a good GCSE by Universities as it develops your analytical skills. A-Level History continues to be one of the most popular A-Levels, showing how many students want to carry on learning about it! For further information on this course please contact mark.cooper@heritage.ttct.co.uk
