Access to Higher Education Diploma in Humanities and Social Science

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"Access students will meet many other students with similar interests which helps to create a strong identity and a supportive environment. The teaching methods reflect students' development and progress on the course. Students start in a formal classroom setting and then moving into seminars, presentations, discussions, group work, practicals, experimentation, research and finally to formal examinations at the end of the year. Throughout the year, students learning experience will be complemented by a range of external visits and through valuable contributions from visiting speakers who are prominent in their field. Students progress and development will be supported by a personal tutor providing guidance with their individual study requirements and help with applications for Degree courses. Students work will be continuously assessed through a variety of methods, which include; writing essays, giving oral presentations, and conducting independent research and examinations. All students will undertake Study Skills units including: Numeracy, Communications, and Management of Learning. In addition students will study English, Media, and English Legal Systems. In addition, Sociology, Social Policy, or Psychology are options for those seeking this route to university. "

Course information

Name: Access to Higher Education Diploma in Humanities and Social Science Qualification title: Access to Higher Education Diploma: Humanities and Social Science - Croydon College Qualification type: Assessment "The work you produce will be continuously assessed throughout the year. Each time you complete a piece of work you will submit this for assessment. Your lecturers will assess your work and return it to you with a mark and their comments on your progress. This means that at any point during the year, you will always know exactly how you are progressing towards your qualification. When your work is assessed, the grades you are awarded on Access courses are called credits. Each time you receive a Credit, you can £bank£ this into your £Credit Account£. This means that no matter what happens to you throughout your studies, you will keep the Credits you have achieved. You will be given a £Credit Statement£ at the end of the year and when you have accumulated sufficient Credits in your account that match our successful completion criteria, you will be awarded an Access qualification." Awarding Open College Network London Region Created 20131101 05:07:14 Updated 20131101 05:07:14

Entry requirements

None

Provider

Croydon College
Further Education
info@croydon.ac.uk
020 8686 5700
http://www.croydon.ac.uk

Address

College Road Town: Croydon County:Surrey