Psychology is the study of human behavior and experience. This course will introduce you to the theories and methods of Psychology. It offers the opportunity to look at some of the explanations psychologists give to help us understand the fundamental questions of human behavior. CAREER PATHWAYS: A Level Psychology is an appropriate qualification for admission to professional careers and courses in Higher Education. Careers include Environmental Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Sport Psychology, Consumer Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Educational Psychology, Legal/Criminal Psychology and Health Psychology.
Students must achieve 4 GCSE grades 9-6 and 7 GCSE grades 9-4 (Maths and English grade 5) You will need a grade 6 in English, Mathematics and Science. It is not compulsory to have studied Psychology at GCSE. You must be an organised, self disciplined person who is analytical and questions ideas they are presented with. Psychology is a very in-depth subject so being able to read around the subject is essential.
Paper 1: Introductory topics in Psychology: Written examination: 33.3% of the qualification Paper 2: Psychology in Context: Written examination: 33.3% of the qualification Paper 3: Issues and Options in Psychology: Written examination: 33.3% of the qualification
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| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Hillingdon |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Queens Walk, Ruislip, HA4 0LS |
Psychology is the study of human behavior and experience. This course will introduce you to the theories and methods of Psychology. It offers the opportunity to look at some of the explanations psychologists give to help us understand the fundamental questions of human behavior. CAREER PATHWAYS: A Level Psychology is an appropriate qualification for admission to professional careers and courses in Higher Education. Careers include Environmental Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Sport Psychology, Consumer Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Educational Psychology, Legal/Criminal Psychology and Health Psychology.
Students must achieve 4 GCSE grades 9-6 and 7 GCSE grades 9-4 (Maths and English grade 5) You will need a grade 6 in English, Mathematics and Science. It is not compulsory to have studied Psychology at GCSE. You must be an organised, self disciplined person who is analytical and questions ideas they are presented with. Psychology is a very in-depth subject so being able to read around the subject is essential.
Paper 1: Introductory topics in Psychology: Written examination: 33.3% of the qualification Paper 2: Psychology in Context: Written examination: 33.3% of the qualification Paper 3: Issues and Options in Psychology: Written examination: 33.3% of the qualification
