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Level 2
Citizenship Studies GCSE
COURSE OVERVIEW
Are you passionate about justice, fairness, and making a difference? GCSE Citizenship Studies is your gateway to understanding the world around you and your role within it. This dynamic course, empowers students to become informed and active citizens in society.
What You Will Learn:
Rights, Responsibilities, and the Law: Explore how the legal system protects individuals and how laws are made and enforced.
Democracy in Action: Understand the workings of the UK government, elections, and the role of parliament.
Global Citizenship: Investigate the UK’s place in the world, including its relationships with international organisations and global issues such as human rights and sustainability.
Active Citizenship: Plan and carry out your own project to tackle a real-world issue, developing teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills.
Why Choose Citizenship Studies?
Real-World Relevance: Learn about topics that directly affect your life and the lives of others.
Critical Thinking: Analyse and debate issues from multiple perspectives, developing essential skills for further education and careers.
Confidence to Act: Gain the knowledge to take part in democracy and influence change in your community and beyond.
FURTHER INFORMATION
The entry requirements for this course are 4 GCSEs at Grade 3 including English and Maths. Please note this course must be studied alongside GCSE Sociology, the Level 2 Higher Project, plus GCSE English and Maths if not already achieved at a grade 4.
If students pass GCSE Citizenship Studies at a Grade 4 or above and meet the other entry requirements, they have several exciting pathways to explore in Humanities and Social Sciences at Level 3 including Sociology, Politics, Law and Criminology.
Written Exams: Covering key topics such as democracy, law, and the media.
Active Citizenship Project: A chance to make a real difference while demonstrating your learning in action.