Social Studies
Social Studies develops critical thinking, decision-making, and communication skills. Young minds learn to analyze information, interpret maps, and understand cultural diversity. Additionally, they strengthen problem-solving abilities and collaboration by exploring community issues. These skills encourage responsibility, empathy, and civic awareness, preparing future professionals to contribute positively to society.
- Primary School (ISCED 1)
- Standard 1-5
Overview
Social Studies introduces students to history, geography, civics, and culture. It emphasizes the importance of understanding people, places, and events in shaping communities. Through discussions and projects, young minds learn how societies function and evolve. Consequently, they develop appreciation for national identity and global interdependence.
The subject also highlights the connection between citizenship and responsibility. Future professionals explore topics such as governance, rights, and environmental stewardship. Moreover, they examine how decisions affect communities and the wider world. As a result, Social Studies nurtures awareness of social justice, sustainability, and active participation in democratic life.
Career Opportunities
Social Studies opens pathways to careers in education, law, public administration, and community development. Future professionals may become teachers, lawyers, or policy analysts. Opportunities also exist in journalism, social work, and international relations. Importantly, the subject prepares young minds for leadership roles that require strong civic knowledge and ethical responsibility.
Learning Outcomes
Students gain knowledge of historical events, geographical features, and cultural traditions. They learn to connect past experiences with present realities. Moreover, they develop curiosity and respect for diverse perspectives, which strengthen their sense of identity and belonging.
Young minds also acquire skills in research, analysis, and presentation. They practice gathering information, evaluating sources, and communicating findings clearly. Consequently, they build confidence in expressing ideas and engaging in meaningful discussions. These outcomes encourage independence and collaboration.
Finally, Social Studies nurtures values of empathy, responsibility, and citizenship. Future professionals engage in projects that highlight community service and environmental care. They also learn to appreciate the importance of fairness, justice, and cooperation. These outcomes ensure that students leave primary school prepared to support their communities and participate actively in national development.
Volunteer Tutors
How to Apply?
- You Apply
Tell us a little about yourself and we’ll help with the rest. Our convenient online application tool only takes 3-7 minutes to complete.
- We Connect
After you submit your application, a MGREC representative will contact you and will help you to complete the process.
- You Get Ready
Once you’ve completed your application and connected with an admissions representative, you’re ready to create your schedule.