Core RE (NOCN)
Core RE (NOCN) Exam Board
NOCN
Qualification
NOCN Level 3
Entry Requirements
No requirements.
Content (Outline of Course)
The course begins looking at elements of Philosophy and Ethics. It then moves through topics such as Human Rights, Spirituality, Capital Punishment, Rites of Passage, The Just War theory and the application of ethical theories to modern day issues.
Assessment
There are assessments that are to be completed throughout the year. These assessments vary in terms of their length and presentation. These are assessed against the assessment objectives. Learning logs are to be kept throughout the year as these form part of the assessment towards the overall qualification.
Careers Guidance
Many students find that taking this subject supports the learning in other subjects and it can lead on to a variety of different careers. It is recommended that you opt for Philosophy and Ethics if you are interested in studying the following courses at university: Sociology, Psychology, Law, Nursing, English, Medicine, Philosophy, History or Theology. There are many more courses that this pathway can lead to.
NOCN
Qualification
NOCN Level 3
Entry Requirements
No requirements.
Content (Outline of Course)
The course begins looking at elements of Philosophy and Ethics. It then moves through topics such as Human Rights, Spirituality, Capital Punishment, Rites of Passage, The Just War theory and the application of ethical theories to modern day issues.
Assessment
There are assessments that are to be completed throughout the year. These assessments vary in terms of their length and presentation. These are assessed against the assessment objectives. Learning logs are to be kept throughout the year as these form part of the assessment towards the overall qualification.
Careers Guidance
Many students find that taking this subject supports the learning in other subjects and it can lead on to a variety of different careers. It is recommended that you opt for Philosophy and Ethics if you are interested in studying the following courses at university: Sociology, Psychology, Law, Nursing, English, Medicine, Philosophy, History or Theology. There are many more courses that this pathway can lead to.
