
Is this course for me? If you have an interest in understanding the behaviour of people and investigating how different social groups are affected by the society they live in, then Sociology is for you. The specifications build on, but do not depend on, the knowledge, understanding and skills specified for GCSE Sociology. What will I learn? You will • acquire knowledge and a critical understanding of contemporary social processes and social changes. • appreciate the significance of theoretical and conceptual issues in sociological debate. • understand and evaluate sociological methodology and a range of research methods through active involvement in the research process. • develop skills that enable individuals to focus on their personal identity, roles and responsibilities within society. • develop a lifelong interest in social issues. What could this course lead to? It will enable students to go onto Higher education to study a wide range of courses including Social Sciences, Sociology, History, Social Work and Social Policy, Theology, Philosophy, and Law. All jobs that entail dealing with the general public like social services, teaching, charity work, Politics, legal work, Police and the wider Education sector. This qualification could prepare you for careers and further educational qualifications in: • All research based degrees at University/College • Civil Service and all Public Sector Work • Education and Academia • Law • Criminology • Social Policy • Media • The Arts
GCSE grade 4 in a Humanities subject and grade 5 in English Language.
About Education Provider
Region | London |
Local Authority | Lambeth |
Ofsted Rating | Good |
Gender Type | Mixed |
Address | Elmcourt Road, Tulse Hill, London, SE27 9BZ |
Is this course for me? If you have an interest in understanding the behaviour of people and investigating how different social groups are affected by the society they live in, then Sociology is for you. The specifications build on, but do not depend on, the knowledge, understanding and skills specified for GCSE Sociology. What will I learn? You will • acquire knowledge and a critical understanding of contemporary social processes and social changes. • appreciate the significance of theoretical and conceptual issues in sociological debate. • understand and evaluate sociological methodology and a range of research methods through active involvement in the research process. • develop skills that enable individuals to focus on their personal identity, roles and responsibilities within society. • develop a lifelong interest in social issues. What could this course lead to? It will enable students to go onto Higher education to study a wide range of courses including Social Sciences, Sociology, History, Social Work and Social Policy, Theology, Philosophy, and Law. All jobs that entail dealing with the general public like social services, teaching, charity work, Politics, legal work, Police and the wider Education sector. This qualification could prepare you for careers and further educational qualifications in: • All research based degrees at University/College • Civil Service and all Public Sector Work • Education and Academia • Law • Criminology • Social Policy • Media • The Arts
GCSE grade 4 in a Humanities subject and grade 5 in English Language.