A Level Wales

...Gar Career Prospects and Progression A Levels provide an excellent basis for progression to Higher level qualifications such as degrees or Higher National Diplomas...

...A2 Level - Three written papers assessing the knowledge of Criminal Law and Justice. Course Length AS - 1 Year Full A Level - 2 Years Time of Delivery...

...Gar Career Prospects and Progression A Levels provide an excellent basis for progression to Higher level qualifications such as degrees or Higher National Diplomas...

...Theory of Knowledge; Moral Philosophy/Philosophy of Religion and Textual Study. Philosophy A2 continues the study of Philosophy in the areas of Philosophy...

...Entry for mature students without formal qualifications is at the discretion of the Faculty. Full-time or Part-time Full Time and Part...

...Probation Work, Teaching, Nursing, the Police Force or Administration and Management. Psychology graduates may work in the Health Service or Education...

...This course examines the history of psychology, its scientific basis and the varied perspectives which are constantly competing to explain our observations...

...Authorities as well as in industry, advertising or journalism. Modules AS level: Unit 1: PY1 Approaches in Psychology. You will study four psychological perspectives...

...to Higher level qualifications such as degrees or Higher National Diplomas. Studying Psychology may lead to professions such as Social...

...Religious Studies is suitable for any student with the necessary GCSE qualifications, even those who have not done RS at GCSE. Students do not have...

...There are a number of careers directly related to Religious Studies including Minister of Religion, Youth and Community Worker, and RE Teacher... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...for example, between RS and Psychology, History, Law, Art, Sociology or the sciences. Religious Studies has been thoroughly modernised to reflect the interests of young people...

...how well children perform in the education system. Sociology is also concerned with describing and explaining the patterns of inequality, deprivation...

...deprivation and conflict which are a feature of nearly all societies. Course Features Links with AS Government and Politics Discussions surrounding current...

...Sociology tries to understand how various social institutions operate and relate to one another, for example the influence of the family might have...

...Sociology is the study of society. The course focuses on why some groups of people in society have better life-chances than others. Sociology tries...

...Improves confidence and encourages research in types of text beyond the usual range of student experience. Career Prospects and Progression A Levels provide...

...English Language and Literature AS/A2 offers students a combined study of English Literature and English Language. Two of the modules, one at AS and...

...Course Features A wide range of texts for study, fiction and non-fiction. The emphasis on spoken English encourages active oral participation in group and whole class...

...English Language and Literature AS/A2 offers students a combined study of English Literature and English Language. Two of the modules, one at AS and...