Psychology is a fascinating discipline marrying the scientific process with an abiding interest in the drives behind human behaviour. Study of the subject gives students skills in investigative techniques at the same time as providing a wider understanding of humanity.
Students are expected to be able to research material independently and use their own experiences to develop balanced arguments for discussion. They must be able to organise relevant information clearly, manipulate and analyse data logically, express ideas coherently and use the appropriate vocabulary. Consequently a good GCSE background is necessary. A minimum of a grade 6 in English, Mathematics and Biology or Double Award Science is required for the successful study of Psychology.
Consists of three written papers, each are 2 hours long and each count for 33.3% of the qualification. Knowledge, understanding, application, evaluation of content and mathematical skills are assessed through structured compulsory questions. In each section of the papers, there will be a variety of multiple choice, short answer and extended writing questions.
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Bedford |
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| Gender Type | Girls |
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| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £12,192 - £17,133 |
| Address | Cardington Road, Bedford, MK42 0BX |
Psychology is a fascinating discipline marrying the scientific process with an abiding interest in the drives behind human behaviour. Study of the subject gives students skills in investigative techniques at the same time as providing a wider understanding of humanity.
Students are expected to be able to research material independently and use their own experiences to develop balanced arguments for discussion. They must be able to organise relevant information clearly, manipulate and analyse data logically, express ideas coherently and use the appropriate vocabulary. Consequently a good GCSE background is necessary. A minimum of a grade 6 in English, Mathematics and Biology or Double Award Science is required for the successful study of Psychology.
Consists of three written papers, each are 2 hours long and each count for 33.3% of the qualification. Knowledge, understanding, application, evaluation of content and mathematical skills are assessed through structured compulsory questions. In each section of the papers, there will be a variety of multiple choice, short answer and extended writing questions.