15 Level 1 credits achieved in a Social Science course or English.
This course provides an introduction to early modern history, from the Middle Ages through to the Age of Revolutions. The focus is on social history and the development of people's rights. Our second topic is the Prohibition era; gangsters, flappers and speakeasies! For each of these topics we will discuss the significance for New Zealand. There is an individual research assessment which is led by student interest and choice.
Level 2 History is a literacy rich course which provides the opportunity for students to gain their L2 reading and writing credits. It is an endorsable subject and a pathway to Level 3 History, which is a University approved subject. History students explore historical events, causes and consequences, significance and perspectives. They develop important skills such as processing and analysing information, inquiry and communication. The analytical and writing skills that are taught and developed in this course are valuable to students considering further higher education in any discipline.
NCEA Level 2 Courses, Social Sciences
Actor, Air Force Officer, Archivist, Police Officer, Army Soldier, Historian, Artistic Director, Barrister, Author, Elected Government Representative, Journalist, Curator, Radio Presenter, Forensic Scientist, Economist, Exhibition and Collections Technician, Primary School Teacher, Navy Sailor, Tertiary Lecturer, Secondary School Teacher, Intelligence Officer
Contributions and Equipment/StationeryA device is highly recommended as learning and assessments are completed on OneNote