This advanced course is designed for students who have a passion for exploring complex historical themes, events, and movements that have shaped societies and civilizations throughout history. Building upon the knowledge and skills developed in previous years, Year 13 History offers an in-depth exploration of key historical periods, debates, and interpretations that continue to influence contemporary issues.
In Year 13 History we start taking a longer term approach to history. Context to be decided by student input. Most likely, the impact of WWI on New Zealand Society.
The skills developed through the study of History are sought after in careers such as law, journalism, politics, broadcasting, teaching, business and marketing.
Studying History can lead to diverse career opportunities, including:
Historian: Research and analyze historical events, write scholarly works, and contribute to historical understanding and preservation.
Educator: Teach history at secondary or tertiary levels, inspiring students to explore the past and its relevance to the present.
Journalist: Specialize in historical journalism, reporting on historical events, cultural trends, and historical perspectives in the media.
Archivist or Curator: Preserve and manage historical documents, artifacts, and collections in museums, libraries, or archives.
Policy Analyst: Use historical knowledge to analyze policy issues, assess long-term trends, and inform decision-making in government or nonprofit organizations.
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Possible field trip to Waitangi or Wellington (number dependant) $600 approximately.
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