Course description
Sociology A Level (Oxford)
You will study a variety of sociological theories, studies and concepts, and learn how to evaluate these in a critical manner.
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Suitability - Who should attend?
No additional requirement to standard A Level Entry Criteria
Training Course Content
What you'll learn
You will learn how to analyse the society in which we live. You will examine sociological theories, studies and concepts and learn how to evaluate them.
Your study will include the following units:
- Unit 1: Socialisation, culture and identity families and households
- Unit 2: Research methods and researching social inequalities
- Unit 3: Globalisation and the digital social world
- Unit 4: Crime and deviance
Continuing Studies
Your study will involve a combination of practical exercises and theory. There will debate and discussion in classes as well as the use of contemporary examples. You will have your own specialist personal tutor who you will meet individually or as part of a group tutorial. They will help you set, review and achieve your targets.
There is an extensive programme of support to help you make higher education decisions and move on to university. The vast majority of A-level students progress successfully to higher education.
We have many enrichment opportunities on offer and you will be encouraged to select from a range including volunteering, work experience, sport and performing.
You will learn in groups and there will be ongoing timed assessments. There will be external exams at the end of each year. There is no formal coursework assessment on this course.
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