Understand the framework for executing a planned course of informed citizenship action designed to benefit a specific community or wider society.
Apply theoretical citizenship knowledge and skills in practical, real-world contexts to appreciate diverse perspectives on societal decision-making.
Demonstrate practical citizenship skills, including research and enquiry, primary and secondary source interpretation, strategic planning, collaboration, problem-solving, advocacy, campaigning, and evaluation.
Conduct an in-depth, critical investigation that culminates in a targeted citizenship action based on course themes.
Design a citizenship intervention intended to create a tangible impact at a local, national, or global level.
Select appropriate methods and skills tailored to the chosen issue, maintaining realistic expectations regarding the achievement of the project's aims.
Formulate a concise title for the citizenship action (maximum 20 words) for examination assessment purposes.
