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Course Outline

We offer the following A Level Politics courses:

• UK, Ideologies and US Politics
• UK, Ideologies and Global politics

The course will cover a range of topics selected from the list below, focussed largely on those topics identified by students on their portal. This means that the range of content covered on each course will vary according to course length and the students’ preferences.

A Level Politics Course Topics

UK Politics

• Democracy and participation
• Political parties and pressure groups
• Electoral systems
• Impact of the European Union
• Voting behaviour and the media

UK Government

• The British Constitution
• The structure and role of Parliament
• The Prime Minister and Cabinet
• The Judiciary
• Relationship between the branches
• Devolution

US Politics

• Constitutional Framework of US Government
• US Congress
• US Presidency
• US Supreme Court
• Civil rights
• Electoral process and democracy
• Comparative politics

Global Politics

• Sovereignty and globalisation
• Human rights and environmental politics
• Power and developments
• Regionalism and the European Union
• Comparative Theories
• Political Ideas / Ideologies
• Liberalism
• Conservatism
• Socialism
• Nationalism
• Feminism
• Multiculturalism
• Anarchism
• Ecologism

Expert Tutors

All our tutors are experienced and qualified teachers and most are examiners, which means they have an excellent insight into what the exams actually ask of students. Chosen for their enthusiasm and empathy, they also have an in-depth knowledge of the entire subject area

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Book A Level Politics Revision Courses and Tuition

To register your interest or book, please use our online course search & book form, call one of our Course Advisors on 01727 744340 or email enquiries@justincraig.ac.uk