A Level Sociology is a highly relevant and varied subject. The course will introduce you to a range of concepts to encourage you to explore, understand and evaluate the variety of explanations for social phenomena. Studying sociology helps you to make sense of the society we live in and understand the cultural and identity issues which affect us all. Over the two years, the course will allow students to develop a strong theoretical foundation which is essential in Sociology. During lessons, students will engage in debates and discussions on various issues; examining studies performed by social researchers to draw out strengths and weaknesses in their approach; independent research on a variety of sociological perspectives; and answering questions on topical issues. Students in sociology have gone on to study a variety of subjects; History, Social Science, Criminology, Law and Psychology. Due to its broad range of knowledge and skills, it is a highly regarded subject across many professions. Common career pathways taken by sociology graduates include law, social work, nursing, teaching, politics and journalism. This course is well matched to A Level Biology or Physics,A level Art & Design, A Level English Literature, A Level Geography, Level 3 in Sports Science or Level 3 Performing
Level 6 or higher in English and Maths
100% exam – No coursework Paper 1: Education with Theory and Methods Paper 2: Topics in Sociology Paper 3: Crime and Deviance with Theory and Methods All three exams last 2 hours and consist of a mixture of some short answers but a greater proportion of extended writing.
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| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Hounslow |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Cecil Road, Hounslow, TW3 1AX |
A Level Sociology is a highly relevant and varied subject. The course will introduce you to a range of concepts to encourage you to explore, understand and evaluate the variety of explanations for social phenomena. Studying sociology helps you to make sense of the society we live in and understand the cultural and identity issues which affect us all. Over the two years, the course will allow students to develop a strong theoretical foundation which is essential in Sociology. During lessons, students will engage in debates and discussions on various issues; examining studies performed by social researchers to draw out strengths and weaknesses in their approach; independent research on a variety of sociological perspectives; and answering questions on topical issues. Students in sociology have gone on to study a variety of subjects; History, Social Science, Criminology, Law and Psychology. Due to its broad range of knowledge and skills, it is a highly regarded subject across many professions. Common career pathways taken by sociology graduates include law, social work, nursing, teaching, politics and journalism. This course is well matched to A Level Biology or Physics,A level Art & Design, A Level English Literature, A Level Geography, Level 3 in Sports Science or Level 3 Performing
Level 6 or higher in English and Maths
100% exam – No coursework Paper 1: Education with Theory and Methods Paper 2: Topics in Sociology Paper 3: Crime and Deviance with Theory and Methods All three exams last 2 hours and consist of a mixture of some short answers but a greater proportion of extended writing.