A-Level Sociology Distance Learning Course by Oxbridge

Description

Oxbridge's A-Level Sociology course is designed for inquisitive minds who delight in rich conversations, contentious ideas, and exploration of social themes. This course will offer a nuanced perspective of society, diving into its complex layers. Sociology is an exciting discipline, laden with intellectual challenges and provocative theories.

Gaining popularity among learners striving to comprehend the social universe, this course explores key areas such as philosophy and ethics. Renowned universities and employers recognise the A-Level Sociology qualification, appreciating the valuable skills and personal qualities it fosters. The course presents a host of sociological theories, prompting you to apply your experiences and knowledge to evaluate their validity. Your exploration of personal identity and societal roles form a crucial part of this journey.

Sociology, besides being a respected academic subject, forms a core component of diverse fields such as business studies, medical training, geography, environmental science, and sports and health sciences. Achieving an A-Level in Sociology indicates a profound understanding of the subject, enhancing your career opportunities and opening new doors. A-Levels are considered a hallmark of educational excellence in the UK.

Our home study course aligns with the latest AQA A-Level Sociology syllabus, tailored specifically for flexible, online learning. We provide unlimited tutor support, clear instructions, and well-designed assignments to equip you for your examination. If you're based in the UK, we guarantee access to one of our exam centres for your final A-Level exams.

Benefits include:

AQA qualifications, recognised and taught globally in 30 countries, are highly valued by employers and universities. They pave the way for young people to advance to the next life stage. AQA offers a range of qualifications suitable for diverse abilities, including GCSEs, IGCSEs, and A-levels.

⏱ Expected Study Hours

Anticipate between 250 and 300 hours of study, in addition to assignment completion.

👩‍🏫 Study Approach

Our course is delivered via an interactive online learning platform, designed to create a dynamic learning experience. If you prefer, printable learning materials are available. Our learning resources comprise diverse media including videos, quizzes, and interactive activities.

📆 Course Duration

The course spans up to 24 months from enrolment. Your login details for the MyOxbridge portal will grant you access to your learning materials.

📋 Assessment

Enrol now for Summer 2022 exams.

Official exams

Each exam is 2 hours long, accounting for 33.3% of total marks. We provide a guaranteed exam space at one of our UK centres. Our unique exam pass guarantee means we'll support you for free for your next attempt if you don’t pass the first time.

Assignments

Throughout your course, you’ll complete various assignments. Though these do not contribute towards your final grade, they offer an opportunity for your tutor to assess and provide feedback, helping to track your progress and generate predicted grades if necessary.

👩‍🎓 Course Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this home learning course, you will be awarded an A-Level in Sociology by AQA. Your certificate will be identical to those issued to students at other educational institutions.

We've chosen this syllabus specifically because we believe it is the best fit for online learning and offers the best chance of success.

ℹ️ Additional Information

Difficulty - Level 3

Recommended Entry Requirements - GCSE or equivalent in English, history, or a social science.

UCAS Points - 56

Course Content

Key themes covered include integral elements of sociology, education with methods in context, families and households, theories and methods, the media, and crime and deviance. Dive into important sociological theories, explore socialisation, delve into the structural elements of education, define different types of families, gain insights into research methods, examine the role of media in society, and study crime, deviance, social order, and social control.