Classical Studies / Whakaakoranga Puāwaitanga - Level 2
In a sense Classics is the first and oldest area of study - the field is not limited to a single method or discipline, but instead investigates Greek and Roman culture and its influence up to the present day in all its richness and diversity, its familiarity and strangeness.
Qualification: NCEA Level 2
Entry requirements: None, however it is advantageous if you have achieved at least TWO achievement standards in literacy-rich subjects such as Classical Studies, History, English, Languages, Music or Art.
Content: A selection of contexts that may include: Paintings of Pompeii and Roman Amphitheatres, The Great Fire of Rome, Athenian socio-political life, and the Relationship between the classical world and other cultures (Māori world).
Skills: Classical Studies is one of the most varied and interdisciplinary of all subjects, consequently this course caters to a diverse range of interests and aims to further develop ability in thinking critically about sources and examining values of the classical world. Students will also develop both their written and oral communication skills.
Course Costs: Please be aware that this course has associated costs. By selecting this course you are requested to make contributions connected to its delivery, $10 for 3 workbooks.
Assessment:
Internal Achievement Standards
Level 2 2 Achievement Standards 10 credits in total
External Achievement Standards
Level 2 2 Achievement Standards 10 credits in total
This course offers 20 UE Reading and 10 UE Writing credits.
Where does it lead? NCEA Level 3
Careers: Art / museum curator Architect Editor Lawyer Marketing Project manager Landscape designer Actor Teacher Tour guide Mediation Journalist Business Copywriter Archivist Academic director Medicine Parliamentary officer Art director Researcher
For further information: Come and have a chat with
Mr Burney in L5, or email bub@cghs.school.nz
Ms Hornsey in 104 or email hns@cghs.school.nz