World History Certificate

Explore Earth’s past from space to ancient civilisations with our World History Certificate—discover how life and society evolved.

Course Overview:
This World History Certificate offers a fascinating journey through the vast timeline of our planet’s existence. From the cosmic origins of space and time, through the emergence of early life forms, to the rise of reptiles, mammals, and the first humans, the course lays a solid foundation in understanding our biological and historical roots.

Delve deeper into the Age of Mammals and witness the dawn of ancient civilisations that shaped the cultural and social landscapes we inherit today. Designed for curious minds, this course provides an insightful exploration into the events that paved the way for modern society, all through carefully structured modules that build knowledge step-by-step.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the fundamental concepts of space and time in history.
• Describe the development of early life on Earth.
• Recognise key characteristics of reptiles and mammals.
• Explain the significance of the Age of Mammals.
• Trace the evolution and impact of the first humans.
• Identify major ancient civilisations and their contributions.

Course Curriculum:

1. Module 1 Space and Time
2. Module 2 Early Life
3. Module 3 Reptiles and Mammals
4. Module 4 The Age Of Mammals
5. Module 5 First Man
6. Module 6 Ancient Civilisations

Who is this Course For?

• History enthusiasts seeking to expand their knowledge of Earth’s past.
• Students interested in biological and cultural evolution.
• Lifelong learners curious about the origins of life and civilisation.
• Professionals needing foundational knowledge of human history.
• Writers and researchers requiring historical context for their work.
• Educators looking to enhance their teaching material.
• Anyone fascinated by how ancient societies shaped modern life.
• Individuals wanting a structured overview of world history fundamentals.

Career Path:

• History Researcher – Average salary: £28,000 per year
• Museum Curator – Average salary: £27,000 per year
• Archivist – Average salary: £25,000 per year
• Cultural Heritage Officer – Average salary: £29,000 per year
• Secondary School History Teacher – Average salary: £38,000 per year
• Educational Content Developer – Average salary: £30,000 per year