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We are not enroling new students at this time.

This course will prepare you for the Roman Civilisation Component (3B) of the Eduqas (9-1) Certificate exam. The topic studied will be Daily Life in a Roman Town.

Please note, for a full Eduqas (9-1) qualification, in additon to Component 3B, you must also sit the Component 1 (language) exam, along with Component 2 (Literature and sources (Themes)) in the same year. 

You may take this course for your own purposes and/or pleasure without sitting the examination.

For Component 3B, Roman Civilisation, we will study the topic Daily Life in a Roman Town.

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Your e-tutor will always be an experienced, enthusiastic Latin teacher, who knows the course well and is familiar with ways to help you with any issues which may arise during the course. He or she is unlikely to be involved in this project for the money! Rather your tutor will want to help you get the most out of your study of Latin and the Roman world.

When you enrol for the course, we will send you, by post, amongst other materials, an Independent Learner's Guide, detailing what work to undertake in each session. For examination courses (Eduqas, AS/A Level), sessions are held online. Almost all sessions have a designated assignment to send to your e-tutor. Your e-tutor will mark your work and return it to you, with ideas on how you might improve and, like any tutor, will try to explain an idea or concept to you if you are not certain about it. You do not have to send work if you do not wish to do so, of course, but we strongly recommend that you do, as this will both inform you of how you are progressing, and help your e-tutor to assist you in your learning.

Most of our e-tutors tell us that they would like to be contacted by their students more frequently, rather than less, and no limit is placed on the amount of times you may contact your e-tutor.
All e-tutors have completed a Criminal Records Bureau disclosure and are competent in sending, receiving and marking work electronically. Should you have any concerns about your e-tutor at any stage, you can contact our office at any time.

For Component 3B Roman Civilisation, you will find our free Daily Life in a Roman Town booklet here: https://www.exams.cambridgescp.com/wjec-and-eduqas/eduqas-gcse-2018-onwards/eduqas-component-3b-roman-civilisation


The following files are available to download to assist with your course.

*** Only students enrolled on the course and the course tutors can access downloadable course materials ***

There are 5 study session in the course, each requiring around 2 hours of study. The total study time is therefore in the region of 10 hours.

The Eduqas Certificate exam is a UK public examination and students are responsible for entering themselves for the exam via an examination centre in the autumn of the year before the summer of the exam.

School students are advised to approach their school's Exams Officer and ask that their school enters them for the examination.

Mature or homeschool students may approach local schools that are Eduqas examination centres. 

While we cannot take responsibility for entering students for the examination itself, we may be able to assist you by providing information on known examination centres. The WJEC/Educas exam board may also be able to provide such information.

If you cannot find a school that is willing to enter you for your exams then a company like Tutors and Exams may be an option. Tutors and Exams provides examination and assessment facilities primarily aimed at private and home educated candidates. They currently have five examination centres located around the country: Bolton, Coventry, Doncaster, St Neots Cambridgeshire and Wimbledon. Please note that there is a charge for their services, although CSCP Distance Learners are eligible for the reduced "Partner" rate.

Component 3B: Roman Civilisation

Written examination: 1 hour

Counts towards 20% of the qualification

You will answer questions on the topic Daily Life in a Roman Town.

 

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