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Specification
(PDF), Last Updated: 30 July 2010
(Modular Spec) For first teaching from September 2009, for first assessment from Summer 2010, for first award in Summer 2011
Specification
(PDF), Last Updated: 30 July 2010
For first teaching from September 2009, for first assessment from Summer 2010, for first award in Summer 2011
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We have divided this course into three areas of study:
- Local and Global Citizenship;
- Personal Development; and
- Employability.
The content of each area is outlined in more detail below:
Local and Global Citizenship
- Diversity and inclusion in Northern Ireland and the wider world
- Rights and social responsibilities, in relation to local, national and global issues
- The role of society and government in safeguarding rights
- Non-governmental organisations
- Key democratic institutions and their role in promoting inclusion, justice and democracy
- Understanding how to participate in a range of democratic processes
Personal Development
- Understanding how to maximise and sustain health and well-being
- Concept of self, managing emotions and reactions
- Recognising, assessing and managing risk
- Understanding relationships and sexuality, and the responsibilities of healthy relationships
- Understanding the roles and responsibilities of parenting
- Developing further competence as discerning consumers in preparation for independent living
Employability
- The impact of globalisation on employment
- Recruitment and selection procedures, taking into account the rights and responsibilities of employees and employers
- Self-employment and relevant sources of support
- Maintaining an effective working environment
- Investigating the increasing social responsibility of business in the community.
For more information, see the relevant specification.
