3HIS - Level 3 History
3HIS Course Description Recommended Prior Learning15 Level 2 credits achieved in one Social Science course (excluding Tourism) or English.
This course includes an in-depth study of political, social and economic change during the Age of Imperialism in the 19th Century. Topics explored are centered around British imperialism, including the Opium Wars in China, the Invasion of the Waikato and the British Raj in India. In Level 3 History students will be challenged to engage with different perspectives to form their own judgements as young historians. They will then develop their own thesis and arguments on debated historical events. The analytical writing skills and inquiry processes that are taught and developed in this course are highly valuable for students preparing to engage in further higher education.
Learning Areas:
NCEA Level 3 Courses, Social Sciences
Career Pathways
Business Analyst, Author, Journalist, Police Officer, Archivist, Curator, Exhibition and Collections Technician, Barrister, Intelligence Officer, Army Officer, Historian, Elected Government Representative
Contributions and Equipment/StationeryDevice highly reccomended assessments and work completed on One Note.