A-Level History (Online, AQA)
Explore key historical events, from the USA’s rise to power to the Wars of the Roses, and earn up to 56 UCAS points.
Oxbridge
Summary
- A-Level History - Free
- Exam(s) / assessment(s) not included in price, and must be purchased separately
- Tutor is available to students
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Overview
Are you fascinated by the past and how it shapes the present? A-Level History takes you through some of the most defining moments in British and American history, from the post-Civil War USA to the Wars of the Roses in England.
This course will enhance your research, critical thinking, and analytical skills, making it an excellent choice for students planning to progress to university or careers in law, journalism, politics, and more.
You’ll also complete an independent historical research project, allowing you to explore a topic of your choice, strengthening your ability to analyse sources and construct well-reasoned arguments.
With fully online learning, expert tutor support, and up to 56 UCAS points, this qualification will boost your academic and career prospects.
Why choose this course?- Fast Track available – complete within a year
- UCAS-accredited – earns up to 56 UCAS points
- Guaranteed exam venue at UK partner centres
- Exam Pass Guarantee – free support if you don’t pass the first time
- Engaging course materials – interactive learning with real-world case studies
Qualification
Certificates
A-Level History
Hard copy certificate - Included
Certificate will be posted to your address following successful completion of the course and passing the final exam.
Description
This course is divided into five key units, covering major historical periods and themes:
- The Making of a Superpower: USA (1865-1975) – Reconstruction, political corruption, economic growth, and foreign policy
- The Wars of the Roses: The Fall of the House of Lancaster – The power struggles that shaped England
- The Making of a Superpower: USA (1920-1975) – The Great Depression, World War II, and the USA’s global rise
- The Wars of the Roses: The Fall of the House of York – The conflict between the Yorkists and Tudors
- Independent Coursework (NEA) – A personal historical study based on a topic of your choice
- Fully online learning via the MyOxbridge platform
- Tutor-marked assignments to track progress
- Interactive case studies and historical analysis tasks
Students will complete three assessments:
- Paper 1: 2 hours 30 minutes, 40% of A-Level, 80 marks
- Paper 2: 2 hours 30 minutes, 40% of A-Level, 80 marks
- Coursework (NEA): 3,500-4,500 words, 20% of A-Level, 40 marks
The coursework is an independent research project, marked by a tutor and moderated by AQA.
We provide a guaranteed exam space at one of our partner centres across the UK.
Who is this course for?
This course is ideal for:
- Students preparing for university in history, law, politics, or archaeology
- Aspiring professionals in journalism, conservation, or heritage management
- History enthusiasts who love researching and analysing past events
- Anyone looking for a well-respected qualification to boost career prospects
Requirements
- GCSE or equivalent in History is recommended
- Suitable for learners with a strong interest in research and analysis
Career path
An A-Level in History provides valuable skills in research, analysis, and communication, leading to careers in law, journalism, education, politics, and heritage management. Graduates often pursue degrees in History, Law, International Relations, and Archaeology.
Questions and answers
What are the key subject areas in this a-level course?
Answer:Hi there, The main subject areas are as follows; - Making of a Super Power - America - The War of the Roses - Personal study where you are able to choose from a long list of options. I hope this helps and look forward to you enrolling on the Oxbridge course.
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