A Level Psychology Wales

...PY2 60% 1¾ hours, Written Paper 90 marks Psychology: Core Studies and Applied Research Methods Section A and Section B questions are based on the Core...

...This will be followed up by looking at problems either in small groups or individually. The remaining time will be practically based, working on experiments... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...at grade C or above and GCSE Maths at grade C or above. For mature students, life experience will be taken into account. Students wishing to take...

...By studying this subject you will learn about the mind and study human behaviour from a wide perspective. You will look at the effect of social factors or biology on behaviour...

...Psychology is concerned with helping us understand the thoughts and behaviour of individuals. The course is interesting and challenging, covering many areas within psychology...

...The course is assessed as follows: Whether you study the full A Level or just the AS Level, the course adds to your qualifications and helps you to progress... Learn about: Part Time...

...applications and limitations of psychological knowledge; an opportunity for the practical applications of understanding of methods of psychological research...

...You will also get a chance to use your own knowledge in a practical sense by devising your own experiments. Course duration: AS = 1 year. A Level = 2 years...

...The course aims to further the knowledge of the student in more advanced psychological concepts, theories and issues. These would form the basis for degrees such as psychology...

...1 year; A Level: 2 years Entry requirements 4 GCSE at grade C or above, or equivalent. Mature applicants may be considered without these, subject to satisfactory interview...

...Relationships, Altruism & Aggression: Sleep & Dreaming: psychopathology, issues and approaches. How will I be assessed? Assessment is by two examinations...

...The course aims to stimulate an interest in psychology. The AS can be taken as a qualification in its own right or as the first part of the full A level...

...and one in May. A2 level: One examinaiton in January, and one in June. Course Length AS - 1 Year Full A Level 2 Years Time of Delivery Day or Evening Campus...

...with a network of support and encouragement throughout their studies. Career Prospects and Progression A Levels provide an excellent basis for progression...

...extended essays and statistical analysis within the examinations. Entry for mature students without formal qualifications is at the discretion of the Faculty...

...Committee Course Content Psychology is one of the youngest sciences, and many of its conclusions are the subject of ongoing controversy and debate...

...will understand their actions and thoughts more clearly, and develop an increased understanding and tolerance towards others Learners will develop...