An A Level in Psychology can be the starting point to a variety of careers – from counselling to teaching. As a highly regarded subject it opens doors to a range of career paths including counselling, social work, teaching or nursing. No prior knowledge of the subject is required to study Psychology at A Level. Psychology is a fascinating yet challenging subject and a very popular A Level and degree choice. Throughout this course you will learn how to construct logical discussions and how to employ scientific evidence to support or challenge theories on behavior. You will also extend your understanding of human behavior and hone your writing, debating and research skills. The following are examples of some of the topics that you will cover over the two years; schizophrenia, romantic relationships, social influence, attachment, psychopathology, research methods and issues and debates.
English and Math's minimum Grade 5 Best 8 including English and Math's, minimum of 48 points, average 6 GCSE Science at a grade 9-5
Your work will be assessed by an exam.
About Education Provider
Region | London |
Local Authority | Lewisham |
Ofsted Rating | Good |
Gender Type | Mixed |
Address | Belmont Grove, Lewisham, London, SE13 5GE |
An A Level in Psychology can be the starting point to a variety of careers – from counselling to teaching. As a highly regarded subject it opens doors to a range of career paths including counselling, social work, teaching or nursing. No prior knowledge of the subject is required to study Psychology at A Level. Psychology is a fascinating yet challenging subject and a very popular A Level and degree choice. Throughout this course you will learn how to construct logical discussions and how to employ scientific evidence to support or challenge theories on behavior. You will also extend your understanding of human behavior and hone your writing, debating and research skills. The following are examples of some of the topics that you will cover over the two years; schizophrenia, romantic relationships, social influence, attachment, psychopathology, research methods and issues and debates.
English and Math's minimum Grade 5 Best 8 including English and Math's, minimum of 48 points, average 6 GCSE Science at a grade 9-5
Your work will be assessed by an exam.