Politics

Overview

This Politics course is the best way for you to gain deep insight and knowledge of this topic. You will learn from industry experts and obtain an accredited certificate after completing the course. Enrol now for a limited-time discounted price.

Like all the courses of Discover Training, this course is designed with the utmost attention and thorough research. All the topics are broken down into easy to understand bite-sized modules that help our learners to understand each lesson very easily.

We don’t just provide courses at Discover Training; we provide a rich learning experience. After purchasing a course from Discover Training, you get complete 1-year access with tutor support.

Our expert instructors are always available to answer all your questions and make your learning experience exquisite.

After completing the Politics, you will instantly get an e-certificate that will help you get jobs in the relevant field and will enrich your CV.

If you want to learn about this topic and achieve certifications, you should consider this course from Discover Training.

There are no hidden fees or exam charges. We are very upfront and clear about all the costs of the course.

Will I receive a certificate of completion?

Upon successful completion, you will qualify for an IAO & CPD-accredited certificate, which is available in the form of a PDF Certificate for £9 and a Hard Copy Certificate for £15.

Why study this course

Whether you’re an existing practitioner or aspiring professional, this course will enhance your expertise and boost your CV with key skills and a certificate attesting to your knowledge.

The Politics is open to all, with no formal entry requirements. All you need is a passion for learning, a good understanding of the English language, numeracy and IT, and to be over the age of 16.

Course Curriculum

Module 01: Introduction to Politics
	Introduction to Politics	00:28:00
Module 02: Democracy and Participation
	Democracy and Participation	00:20:00
Module 03: Elections and Referendums
	Elections and Referendums	00:32:00
Module 04: Political Parties
	Political Parties	00:27:00
Module 05: Pressure Groups
	Pressure Groups	00:22:00
Module 06: The European Union
	The European Union (EU)	00:26:00
Module 07: The Nature and Sources of The British Constitution
	The Nature and Sources of The British Constitution	00:24:00
Module 08: Parliament
	Parliament	00:24:00
Module 09: The Prime Minister and Cabinet
	The Prime Minister and Cabinet	00:30:00
Module 10: The Judiciary
	The Judiciary	00:30:00
Module 11: Devolution
	Devolution	00:20:00
Module 12: Liberalism
	Liberalism	00:23:00
Module 13: Conservatism
	Conservatism	00:23:00
Module 14: Socialism
	Socialism	00:30:00
Module 15: Nationalism
	Nationalism	00:21:00
Module 16: Feminism
	Feminism	00:23:00
Module 17: Multiculturalism
	Multiculturalism	00:25:00
Module 18: Anarchism
	Anarchism	00:19:00
Module 19: Ecologism
	Ecologism	00:22:00
Module 20: The Constitutional Framework of US Government
	The Constitutional Framework of US Government	00:26:00
Module 21: The Legislative Branch of Government: Congress
	The Legislative Branch of Government Congress	00:22:00
Module 22: The Executive Branch of Government: President
	The Executive Branch of Government President	00:31:00
Module 23: The Judicial Branch of Government
	The Judicial Branch of Government	00:23:00
Module 24: The Electoral Process and Direct Democracy
	The Electoral Process and Direct Democracy	00:31:00
Module 25: Comparative Approaches
	Comparative Approaches	00:29:00

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