AS Level Sociology 7191 (2015 Specification)
A Level
Distance
Description
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Type
A Level
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Methodology
Distance Learning
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Duration
1 Year
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Start date
Different dates available
Oxford College offers this full ‘AS’ level course in Sociology and the AS award has now been redefined as a final qualification which no longer constitutes the first half of an Advanced Level qualification, so no marks can be carried forward to that qualification.
The course materials are comprehensive standalone content which follow the specification closely. Most students like to have a supporting text book to draw on which provides alternative perspectives on main topics and themes; text books also follow the specification closely. If you would like to purchase a supporting text book or borrow one from your local library then simply makes sure that it covers the QA 2015 Sociology specification. There are a range of different text books to choose from and each one is slightly different in presentation and how it is written so selection will be according to individual preference so have a look at some before deciding.
The course aims to give you some fundamental and lasting insights into how human societies are constructed, and how they influence our beliefs and daily lives. Sociology is about developing a critical understanding of society, and through this understanding, providing a basis for highlighting and explaining social problems. As well as learning about how society influences individual lives, you will also learn how to express yourself coherently, how to challenge and evaluate information presented to you, and how scientific information is produced.
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Subjects
- Writing
- Presentation
- Sociology
- Materials
- Humanities
- Social Movements
- Social Theory
- Writing Skills
- A Level
- Research
- AS
Teachers and trainers (1)
Teaching Staff
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Course programme
1 hour 30 minutes written exam
Compulsory content assessed
50% of AS level
60 marks
Questions:
Education: short answer and extended writing, 40 marks
Methods in Context: extended writing, 20 marks
Paper 2 : Research methods and topics in sociology
1 hour 30 minutes written exam
Section A: compulsory content assessed
Section B: one from optional topics in sociology assessed
50% of AS level
60 marks
Questions:
Section A: short answer and extended writing, 20 marks
Section b: short answer and extended writing, 40 marks
AS Level Sociology 7191 (2015 Specification)