Psychology is the study of behaviour and mental processes in individuals, based on research and experiments. It’s a fascinating science with cutting-edge theories that have extensive real-world application. Psychology investigates how we understand and interact with the world. This course covers a vast range of behaviours and mental processes which explore the human mind, our interactions with others and the world around us. Students learn a variety of academic skills, including analytical thinking, verbal and written communication, problem solving, practical application of theories and planning scientific research. A-level Psychology is a qualification that can compliment a range of university degrees and careers - any pathway that involves working with people, the public, customers or clients will involve elements of Psychology. Possible career pathways include Social Work, Law, the criminal justice system, healthcare, therapies, counselling and clinical psychology, human relations and public relations, advertising and marketing, and many more.
Grade 6 in English Language, Maths, Biology/Combined Science
Three exams at the end of Year 13 — each exam is 2 hours and worth 33% of the final A-level mark. There is no coursework element. The types of exam questions include multiple choice, short answer, application questions and extended writing. Students will be taught 11 modules within the A-level course, such as Social Influence, Memory, Attachment, Psychopathology and Biopsychology. There is a focus on scientific knowledge (particularly Biology) and Maths skills (taught within the Research Methods module).
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Birmingham |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| Address | Vernon Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B16 9SL |
Psychology is the study of behaviour and mental processes in individuals, based on research and experiments. It’s a fascinating science with cutting-edge theories that have extensive real-world application. Psychology investigates how we understand and interact with the world. This course covers a vast range of behaviours and mental processes which explore the human mind, our interactions with others and the world around us. Students learn a variety of academic skills, including analytical thinking, verbal and written communication, problem solving, practical application of theories and planning scientific research. A-level Psychology is a qualification that can compliment a range of university degrees and careers - any pathway that involves working with people, the public, customers or clients will involve elements of Psychology. Possible career pathways include Social Work, Law, the criminal justice system, healthcare, therapies, counselling and clinical psychology, human relations and public relations, advertising and marketing, and many more.
Grade 6 in English Language, Maths, Biology/Combined Science
Three exams at the end of Year 13 — each exam is 2 hours and worth 33% of the final A-level mark. There is no coursework element. The types of exam questions include multiple choice, short answer, application questions and extended writing. Students will be taught 11 modules within the A-level course, such as Social Influence, Memory, Attachment, Psychopathology and Biopsychology. There is a focus on scientific knowledge (particularly Biology) and Maths skills (taught within the Research Methods module).
