A Level Psychology (Pearson Edexcel) A Level Psychology provides a strong foundation for further study in psychology, health and social sciences, education, criminology, and business, and opens doors to a wide range of careers involving people, behaviour, and decision-making. A Level Psychology offers an engaging and insightful introduction to the scientific study of the mind and behaviour. You’ll explore how people think, feel, and act — and develop an understanding of the key theories and research that explain human behaviour. The course introduces you to major areas of psychology, including social, cognitive, biological, learning, and clinical psychology, as well as psychological skills and research methods. You’ll analyse classic and contemporary studies, evaluate evidence, and apply your knowledge to real-world issues. Throughout the course, you’ll also develop valuable transferable skills such as critical analysis, independent thinking, data interpretation, and research design — all highly valued by universities and employers.
Grade 5 in English Language, Maths and grade 5 in Science. Grade 6 in GCSE Psychology if studied.
Assessment: Assessment is through three written exam papers at the end of Year 13, testing your understanding of key approaches, research methods, and applications of psychology.
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| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | Sheffield |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | 2 Old Hall Road, Sheffield, S9 3TU |
A Level Psychology (Pearson Edexcel) A Level Psychology provides a strong foundation for further study in psychology, health and social sciences, education, criminology, and business, and opens doors to a wide range of careers involving people, behaviour, and decision-making. A Level Psychology offers an engaging and insightful introduction to the scientific study of the mind and behaviour. You’ll explore how people think, feel, and act — and develop an understanding of the key theories and research that explain human behaviour. The course introduces you to major areas of psychology, including social, cognitive, biological, learning, and clinical psychology, as well as psychological skills and research methods. You’ll analyse classic and contemporary studies, evaluate evidence, and apply your knowledge to real-world issues. Throughout the course, you’ll also develop valuable transferable skills such as critical analysis, independent thinking, data interpretation, and research design — all highly valued by universities and employers.
Grade 5 in English Language, Maths and grade 5 in Science. Grade 6 in GCSE Psychology if studied.
Assessment: Assessment is through three written exam papers at the end of Year 13, testing your understanding of key approaches, research methods, and applications of psychology.