Psychology is the scientific study of human behaviour and is an inspirational subject that will change the way you think about things forever. As you study human behaviour, and why we behave the way we do, it encourages you to adopt an open mind and become an analytical thinker. By studying Psychology, you will be prepared for future study and careers by developing independent learning and thinking skills, as well as an understanding of the many important factors that affect our behaviour. The course is taught through interactive activities and students will have opportunities to complete their own research. You may want to know what causes mental illness, or why we become attracted to others. Whatever your particular interest, if you would like to understand both yourself and others better, Psychology is the subject for you! Psychology can lead to specific careers in occupational, clinical, or forensic psychology, criminology, advertising and marketing, counselling, and therapy, but it is also a useful qualification to have if you are thinking of any career that involves dealing with people (almost everything!) An understanding of psychological procedures and principles would also be useful in careers such as teaching, health service-related occupations, law (including police) and social work.
Grade 5 in GCSE Science and English Grade 4 in Maths
The A Level is assessed after two years with three written exams, all equal weight, and each lasting 2 hours. There is no coursework.
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Gloucestershire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Blaisdon Way, Cheltenham, GL51 0WH |
Psychology is the scientific study of human behaviour and is an inspirational subject that will change the way you think about things forever. As you study human behaviour, and why we behave the way we do, it encourages you to adopt an open mind and become an analytical thinker. By studying Psychology, you will be prepared for future study and careers by developing independent learning and thinking skills, as well as an understanding of the many important factors that affect our behaviour. The course is taught through interactive activities and students will have opportunities to complete their own research. You may want to know what causes mental illness, or why we become attracted to others. Whatever your particular interest, if you would like to understand both yourself and others better, Psychology is the subject for you! Psychology can lead to specific careers in occupational, clinical, or forensic psychology, criminology, advertising and marketing, counselling, and therapy, but it is also a useful qualification to have if you are thinking of any career that involves dealing with people (almost everything!) An understanding of psychological procedures and principles would also be useful in careers such as teaching, health service-related occupations, law (including police) and social work.
Grade 5 in GCSE Science and English Grade 4 in Maths
The A Level is assessed after two years with three written exams, all equal weight, and each lasting 2 hours. There is no coursework.