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Social Studies Essay III

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'Social Studies Essay III' is a course awarded by International Certificate of Christian Education on VerifyEd. General Overview Purpose of Essay Writing for ICCE Students It is the intention of ICCE that students will benefit from writing essays by: - Developing critical thinking skills - Being able to express thoughts clearly and logically - Gaining more knowledge about a particular subject - Improving writing skills - Being prepared for the demands employment or tertiary education will place on them - Gaining more confidence - Having effective writing and communication skills   For the General Certificate, essay topics are in the field of Social Studies. For the Intermediate and Advanced Certificates, the student may select from topics in the following areas: English, Biblical Studies, and Social Studies. Note: For English III (PACE 1121 – 1132) there is a compulsory 5,000 to 10,000-word dissertation. This may count as one of the coursework items for the Advanced Certificate.  Please refer to the ICCE Downloads Portal.

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