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  • A-Level Politics (AQA)

    Oxbridge
    On this course, you’ll explore the different governmental systems and political parties present in the UK
    • Online
    • 300 hours · Self-paced
    • Regulated qualification
    • Certificate(s) included
    • Tutor support
    ...needed. Additional Information Official Qualification Title - A-Level Politics Entry requirements - A GCSE or equivalent in History is recommended for this course. UCAS Points - 56 A GCSE or equivalent in History is recommended for this course. …
    £745

  • International A Level Classical Studies

    Home Study Zone
    • Online
    • 24 months · Self-paced
    • Regulated qualification
    • Tutor support
    ...Civilisation complements many other popular A-levels including: Art, Drama and Theatre Studies, English Literature, Government and Politics, History, History of Art and Philosophy – as well as the study of the classical languages International A Level Classical Studies CIE exams are …
    £340

  • A-Level Sociology (AQA)

    Oxbridge
    This course is a fascinating discipline that joins together the social, economic, and political dimensions of our lives
    • Online
    • 300 hours · Self-paced
    • Regulated qualification
    • Tutor support
    ...Qualification Title - A-Level Sociology Entry requirements - A GCSE or equivalent in English, history or social science is recommended before starting this course. UCAS Points - 56 A GCSE or equivalent in English, history or social science is recommended before starting this course …
    £745
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Reed Courses advertises a large variety of Politics courses which are delivered by a range of learning providers. The Politics courses on offer vary in time duration and study method, with many offering tutor support. Whether you want to study for a regulated qualification, or take a Politics course which provides CPD points/hours or qualifications, there are a number of learning options available.

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