Sociology A2 Level (OCR)
Course Code: 1542
If you are interested in people and what is happening in British society in general and are prepared for a learning challenge this would be a good course for you. Sociology 'fits' with many other subjects, for example, Psychology, English Literature, English Language, Communication Studies, Law, Citizenship, Government and Politics, History and Media and Film Studies.A2 Sociology has three modules:
1. Power and control
2. Applied sociological research skills
3. Social inequality and difference
Module 1 is assessed by a one-hour exam in January, module 2 is assessed by coursework and involves you designing and piloting a piece of sociological research and module 3 is assessed by a one and a half hour exam in June.
Trips and visits: there are several opportunities to attend national Sociology conferences and organised revision events in London in both the first and second years. There is also an opportunity to visit the University of Kent at Canterbury to meet some 'real life' sociologists and to learn from them how they carry out research and how great it is to be a sociologist!
Entry Requirements:
You require the AS levelCareer Options:
Subject to the grades achieved in all A- levels taken, the candidate may proceed onto Higher Education.Call us on 0845 207 8220 for more information
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This course information sheet describes courses and services offered by K College. Although great care has been taken in its compilation, it is for guidance only and does not form part of a contract with any individual and/or organisation. K College will take reasonable steps to provide courses and services in the manner described but reserves the right to modify or withdraw any courses or services. Some courses may not run if the College receives an insufficient number of enrolments. Please note that the fee and session information given above only applies to the academic year specified and is subject to change for subsequent years.
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This course information sheet describes courses and services offered by K College. Although great care has been taken in its compilation, it is for guidance only and does not form part of a contract with any individual and/or organisation. K College will take reasonable steps to provide courses and services in the manner described but reserves the right to modify or withdraw any courses or services. Some courses may not run if the College receives an insufficient number of enrolments. Please note that the fee and session information given above only applies to the academic year specified and is subject to change for subsequent years.
Errors and Omissions Excluded.