Access to Humanities
| Start date(s) | Monday 20 September 2010 |
| Weekly hours & time | Daytime only 16 hours a week between 9.30am and 3.00pm. SEEVIC College follows school half-terms. This course can be studied on a part-time basis over two years. The classes are during the day and your attendance requirements can be discussed with the course leader. |
| Course weeks | 34 weeks (One year) |
| Course day(s) | Monday to Friday |
| Location | SEEVIC College – Benfleet Campus |
| Course fee | £926 – Full time (Course code ACAFPP 01) £463 – Part time (Course code ACAFPP 02) £160 – Benefit rate |
What will I do?
By combining the Humanities specialist subjects, students can progress on to a wide choice of degree courses. Students
need to select two subjects from English Literature, Psychology and Sociology.
The choice of Humanities degree
programmes is now wider than ever,
and includes:
• Art History
• Cultural Studies
• English Literature
• Environmental Studies
• European Studies
• Film History
• H istory
• Law
• Media Studies
• Psychology
• Psychosocial Studies
• Sociology
Students also complete the Core Studies programme in order to achieve the requisite number of credits needed to gain
the Access to Humanities Diploma.
Entry requirements
You will be asked to attend an interview and undertake a writing task.
Assessment
Students are assessed through a mixture of coursework, essays, projects, presentations and in-class tests. In GCSE English and Mathematics equivalents there are externally set tests.
Progression
After successfully completing the course, students can progress into Higher Education. Students wishing to develop a
career in business may want to study for a Degree in Business Studies with specialist pathways in Accounting, Business Law, Marketing, Administration and Human Resource Management.
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