Psychology
Why is the study of Psychology important?
Psychology is one of our most popular A Level subjects. Not only does psychology have a historic track record of proven results, many of our students progress on from their A Level studies to read Psychology at University.
Psychology develops students’ cognitive and analytical skills, also enhancing their cogency with statistics and understanding of developmental and behavioural systems.
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Course Content and Assessment
Course Content:
- Social and Cognitive Psychology
- Biological Psychology and Learning Theories
- Foundations in Psychology
- Applications of Psychology
- Psychological Skills
Assessment:
- 100% Examination
- 0% Coursework
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Entry Criteria
5 GCSEs at 4 or above including:
- English & Mathematics at 5 or above.
- Science GCSE at 5 or above.
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How can Psychology support your future?
Students who have taken A Level Psychology go on to study Psychology at University. Future opportunities may include: a Child Psychologist, Clinical Psychologist or a Researcher.
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How does the study of Psychology support your study of other subjects?
As one of our most popular subjects, Psychology works well with a wide range of subjects both scientific and social science-based.
Developing data analysis skills aids in subjects such as Biology and Chemistry, whereas, the understanding of social systems and behaviourism aids in subjects such as Sociology, Law and Criminology.
