Psychology A Level - A2 (AQA)

A Level

In Hackney

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Description

  • Type

    A Level

  • Location

    Hackney

  • Start date

    September

Psychology A Level - A2 (AQA)
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Course outline
This course will offer you an engaging and effective introduction to Psychology. You will get an understanding of why people behave the way they do and the differences in human behaviour. You will develop your knowledge of how our memory works (cognitive psychology), and how our childhood attachments influence our future behaviour (developmental psychology), how society has an impact on us (social psychology) and how brain mechanisms can determine your thoughts and behaviour (biopsychology). You will also develop an understanding of psychopathology by exploring mental disorders such as depression, anxiety, eating disorders, OCD and phobias.
What do I need to get on the course?
5 A*-C grades including English and a B in Maths and Science.
Where does it lead?
Higher Education or employment in areas...

Facilities

Location

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Hackney (London)
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Shoreditch Campus, Falkirk Street, N1 6HQ

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Course programme

Where do I go if I have further questions? Prospective students can contact the course information team on 020 7613 9123. Or, you can email them: info@hackney.ac.uk How much will it cost? Don’t worry about the cost of learning! We can help and advise you. For 16-18 year-olds, your tuition will be free and you may be able to get discounted travel with Transport for London student travel cards. 19+: Adults on many courses are eligible for Government funding for some or all of the fee. Adults aged 19-23 are eligible for Government funding up to and including their first full level 3 qualification, and after that they may access an Advanced Learner Loan to cover tuition fees if the course is loan-fundable. Adults aged 24+ on a level 3+ course may take out an Advanced Learner Loan to cover tuition fees if the course is loan-fundable. If you do need to pay a fee, the College offers a number of ways to pay and can also advise you about financial support available to you. How do I enrol? For 16-18 year old students main enrolment is the day when GCSE results are released (August). However, early enrolment does take place during the summer. Please contact our central admissions department for details on 020 7613 9123 or by email: info@hackney.ac.uk. For adults our main enrolment week is the last week in August. Student success Last year’s achievement rate was 88% for A2, with most progressing onto higher level courses. What's the time commitment The course has approximately 5 hours specialist subject teacher contact time per week, as well as a further hour of structured workshops per subject. However, additional courses to your main programme (e.g.) GCSE will increase this number by about 3 hours. Where do I go? Shoreditch Campus, Falkirk Street, London N1 6HQ. Visit the “How to find us” page on our website for directions. Support for you Before you start your lessons, you’ll take part in induction sessions, where you’ll meet other students and find out all about the support that’s available to you. This includes learning about the Virtual Learning Environment, tutorials and the campus facilities. All students can receive free, confidential and impartial advice on things like: your next step in education or your career, finance, housing, health, immigration, benefit claims, legal problems, sexual health, drugs, staying safe, personal / emotional concerns and other issues. As a student of HCC Sixth Form, you are entitled to additional learning support if you need it. For many students additional support is provided on a one-to-one basis or in small groups. This is very beneficial to your learning as it is a mechansim by which you can develop your literacy and numeracy skills and so improve your chances of success on the course. Subject specific workshops are available after the October half term as one hour sessions per week to assist and support your learning. The college experience Based in the heart of Hoxton, our Shoreditch Campus is a great place to study. It’s spacious, with well-thought out study facilities – plus outdoor and indoor social areas to catch up with friends. Students from many different backgrounds come to HCC and achieve – so you’re bound to fit in. HCC Sixth Form offers an academic (A Level) programme as well as a specialist science vocational programme. The college has a main sector geared towards adult courses, specialist language skills study ESOL and BSL; support for students developing independent living as well as specialist vocational training such as electrical engineering, carpentry and construction, European and community languages etc. However, there is a high degree of mixing of courses across the different sections of the college and some of our students take the opportunity to mix courses between different departments. Last year, 91% of our students said they’d recommend us to a friend. 83% said the college was a friendly place to study, 79% planned to progress onto another course with us and 97% felt that HCC was a safe place to be. Information about the college HCC is an award-winning College (Queen’s Anniversary Prize, Beacon Awards Winner (two years running), London Education Partnership Awards, TES 2012 FE Awards Winner, Investors in People GOLD award – and more!) Courses range from pre-entry level right up to post-graduate level.

Psychology A Level - A2 (AQA)

Price on request