Your citizenship coursework is an integral and a vital part of your Citizenship course. It is worth 40% of your final grade for this course. Your exam paper may also include question on your citizenship coursework. So, you have to spend some time and efforts to succeed in writing a citizenship coursework and get a high grade.
 
What we want to present is some topic ideas and some tips on how to structure a citizenship coursework.
 
Your citizenship courseworks can cover the following issues:

1. Drugs.
• types and categories of drugs (alcohol, smoking, cannabis);
• dangerous effects of drugs (physical and mental effects, addiction);
• legal penalties;
• associated social problems;
• how to get help.
2. Crime and punishment
• why we need laws and how they are adopted;
• difference between Civil and Criminal law;
• types and levels of crime;
• criminals’ punishment.
3. Communities and Identities.

• how to define a community;
• what is a ‘multicultural community’;
• discrimination;
4. Democracy and Media
5. Human Rights
6. Environmental Issues
7. Globalization
8. What could you do as an individual to change something you are unhappy about in our society/world?
9. What can be done to encourage mutual respect and understanding between different groups?

The structure of your citizenship coursework should include the following:

1. Introduction. In this part of your citizenship coursework you should briefly outline the main issues you are going to present in your citizenship coursework. Do not spend much time on this part.
2. Main body. This part of your citizenship coursework should include the following: describe the main issues of your citizenship coursework, provide evidences, and present at least two different viewpoints on the problem.
3. Conclusion. Analyze information given in your citizenship courseworks and state the results. Give your personal opinion on this topic.

Make use of our tips and create an A+ citizenship coursework!