Sociology college courses Wales

...for a range of careers including: social work police teaching journalism nursing working for major charities Grade B is GCSE English Language plus...

...(units SY1 and SY3) and in June (units SY2 and SY4). Whether you gain the full A Level or just the AS Level, the course adds to your qualifications and helps you to progress... Learn about: IT Law, Part Time...

...to analyse society and to assess and evaluate sociological theories and methods. Sociology involves identifying and analysing inequalities and social diversity...

...The course is suitable if you intend to study sociology at a higher level and also if you are interested in people and how they live. AS/A2 Sociology Who is this course...

...you wish to gain a greater understanding of the nature of the society you live in, and have opportunities to study social issues that are of personal interest to...

...C grade: 69% Highlights: 98% of learners achieved A - E grades, above the national figure. Examination Board...

...in addition you will be invited to attend an interview. Note For Nursing Health related professions you will require a CRB check and all convictions/cautions have to be declared...

...Course Title: Attendance / Start Date AS/A2 Level Sociology Open Learning : Flexi Course - 13 Sep...

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

...such as: Progression to AS/A2 Sociology, Study of Social Science at Higher Education. Sociology is a subject that is useful for careers in Social...

...foundation for other related areas of study, for example caring, business studies, marketing, management or media. It also prepares students for future...

...The AS can be taken as a qualification in its own right or as the first part of the full A level. The AS provides the basis for several types of degree...

...identity with respect to gender, ethnicity, class, age, locality and nation. Because the course includes both contemporary as well as more traditional...

...Career Opportunities & Progression The course will provide a suitable foundation for the A2 Sociology course and other related areas of study...

...you will be able to progress to Higher Education or employment having acquired a full range of transferable skills which will enable you to be highly sought...

...and mentoring system at its heart that can both advise and support candidates in the planning, tracking and pursuit of their studies and also provides...

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

...Methods A2 Level Two modular examinations - Power and Politics and Crime and Deviance; one piece of coursework. Course Length AS - 1 Year Full A Level...

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

...19 years of age will require a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grades A* - C including English Language. Entry for mature students without formal qualifications...