A Level of Sociology offers students the opportunity to study a range of sociological perspectives and issues relevant to society such as family, education, and religious beliefs. The course features a variety of relevant and contemporary themes helping to inspire engaging classroom discussion and prepare students for the wider world. Students will also gain core skills such as critical thinking, application, and analysis. These are skills sought after by higher education and employers. Modules/Units: - Crime and deviance - Theory and methods - Beliefs in society
Grade 5 in Sociology if previously studied or Grade 5 GCSE English Language
Education with theory and methods in context: written paper: 2 hrs. Weighting: 33.3% of total A-level marks Families and households and beliefs in society: written paper: 2 hrs. Weighting: 33.3% of total A-level marks Crime and deviance with theory and methods: written paper: 2 hrs. Weighting: 33.3% of total A-level marks
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Sandwell |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Davey Road, West Bromwich, B70 9UW |
A Level of Sociology offers students the opportunity to study a range of sociological perspectives and issues relevant to society such as family, education, and religious beliefs. The course features a variety of relevant and contemporary themes helping to inspire engaging classroom discussion and prepare students for the wider world. Students will also gain core skills such as critical thinking, application, and analysis. These are skills sought after by higher education and employers. Modules/Units: - Crime and deviance - Theory and methods - Beliefs in society
Grade 5 in Sociology if previously studied or Grade 5 GCSE English Language
Education with theory and methods in context: written paper: 2 hrs. Weighting: 33.3% of total A-level marks Families and households and beliefs in society: written paper: 2 hrs. Weighting: 33.3% of total A-level marks Crime and deviance with theory and methods: written paper: 2 hrs. Weighting: 33.3% of total A-level marks