Psychology is the study of the human mind and behavior. Psychology tries to explain why we think and do the things we do. We’re all psychologists to a certain extent since we all use our knowledge of ourselves and others in everyday life. When we study psychology we discuss the research psychologists have conducted to investigate the way we tick. There are many fields within psychology which we will study in relation to different behaviors and mental illnesses; these include social, developmental, cognitive, psychopathology, and biological.” Candidates for Psychology will have a genuine interest in people and trying to understand their behavior. Psychology is a controversial subject with conflicting viewpoints so enthusiasm for debate and a questioning, open mind is essential. Students will develop skills in analyzing and evaluating psychological research including, data collection, presentation and interpretation. You will learn in a variety of ways including use of ICT, group work, participation in studies and developing an awareness of cultural and individual differences and ethical issues. Candidates need to have English GCSE to level 4 or above and in Math's GCSE a Grade 5 is preferred. A grade 4 may be accepted following discussions with the SPL for Math's / Head of VI Form regarding suitability.
To enter any Level 3 course you will need 5 Grade 4 – 9s (A* - C) GCSE English Grade 4 and GCSE Math's Grade 5 is preferred; Grade 4 may be accepted following discussion with the SPL for Math's / Head of VI Form on suitability.
Paper 1: A 2 hour exam. Multiple choice, short answers and extended writing 33.3 % of A level Paper 2: A 2 hour exam. Multiple choice, short answers and extended writing 33.3 % of A level Paper 3: A 2 hour exam. Multiple choice, short answers and extended writing 33.3 % of A level A Level May/ June 2025
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| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Nottinghamshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Newdigate Street, Kimberley, Nottingham, NG16 2NJ |
Psychology is the study of the human mind and behavior. Psychology tries to explain why we think and do the things we do. We’re all psychologists to a certain extent since we all use our knowledge of ourselves and others in everyday life. When we study psychology we discuss the research psychologists have conducted to investigate the way we tick. There are many fields within psychology which we will study in relation to different behaviors and mental illnesses; these include social, developmental, cognitive, psychopathology, and biological.” Candidates for Psychology will have a genuine interest in people and trying to understand their behavior. Psychology is a controversial subject with conflicting viewpoints so enthusiasm for debate and a questioning, open mind is essential. Students will develop skills in analyzing and evaluating psychological research including, data collection, presentation and interpretation. You will learn in a variety of ways including use of ICT, group work, participation in studies and developing an awareness of cultural and individual differences and ethical issues. Candidates need to have English GCSE to level 4 or above and in Math's GCSE a Grade 5 is preferred. A grade 4 may be accepted following discussions with the SPL for Math's / Head of VI Form regarding suitability.
To enter any Level 3 course you will need 5 Grade 4 – 9s (A* - C) GCSE English Grade 4 and GCSE Math's Grade 5 is preferred; Grade 4 may be accepted following discussion with the SPL for Math's / Head of VI Form on suitability.
Paper 1: A 2 hour exam. Multiple choice, short answers and extended writing 33.3 % of A level Paper 2: A 2 hour exam. Multiple choice, short answers and extended writing 33.3 % of A level Paper 3: A 2 hour exam. Multiple choice, short answers and extended writing 33.3 % of A level A Level May/ June 2025