Psychology at A Level is an interesting and stimulating course suitable for a diverse range of students. It is appropriate for anyone who has an enquiring mind, enjoys analysing situations and thinking critically. The course gives students the opportunity to develop their interest and enjoyment of psychology, develop skills of analysis, evaluation and presentation. Psychology provides a firm foundation for skills needed in Higher Education. It will offer opportunities for students to demonstrate the key skills of application of number, communication, working with others, and problem-solving in particular. WHAT WILL I STUDY? Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and experience. The course includes studying the main approaches in psychology and famous psychological studies. A key element of the course is studying the research methods used in psychological research. Topics studied in Year 1 include: - Psychological Approaches and Research Methods - Psychopathology - Social Influence - Memory - Attachment - Schizophrenia - Issues & Debates - Forensic Psychology - Cognitive Development
Minimum of five grade 5 – 9 GCSE’s (this should include Maths and English). We will take into account BTEC courses and GCSE results. Students don't need to have studied GCSE Psychology before starting this course. Students must have achieved at least Grade 5 in GCSE English and Mathematics and have a good working knowledge of biological aspects of Science. Students need to be able to organize and present information arguments and ideas clearly and logically.
About Education Provider
| Region | North East |
| Local Authority | County Durham |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Ashdale Road, Consett, DH8 6LZ |
Psychology at A Level is an interesting and stimulating course suitable for a diverse range of students. It is appropriate for anyone who has an enquiring mind, enjoys analysing situations and thinking critically. The course gives students the opportunity to develop their interest and enjoyment of psychology, develop skills of analysis, evaluation and presentation. Psychology provides a firm foundation for skills needed in Higher Education. It will offer opportunities for students to demonstrate the key skills of application of number, communication, working with others, and problem-solving in particular. WHAT WILL I STUDY? Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and experience. The course includes studying the main approaches in psychology and famous psychological studies. A key element of the course is studying the research methods used in psychological research. Topics studied in Year 1 include: - Psychological Approaches and Research Methods - Psychopathology - Social Influence - Memory - Attachment - Schizophrenia - Issues & Debates - Forensic Psychology - Cognitive Development
Minimum of five grade 5 – 9 GCSE’s (this should include Maths and English). We will take into account BTEC courses and GCSE results. Students don't need to have studied GCSE Psychology before starting this course. Students must have achieved at least Grade 5 in GCSE English and Mathematics and have a good working knowledge of biological aspects of Science. Students need to be able to organize and present information arguments and ideas clearly and logically.