A-Level Sociology - exams not included

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A-Level Sociology - exams not included

This course at a glance

Understand key sociological concepts such as the self and identity
Develop an awareness of the contemporary world through a sociological focus
Complete this A Level in as little as 6 months
Allows you to progress to university level study
Study around your existing commitments

Studying your A-Level

Sociology is the study of how people interact in groups. A-Level Sociology examines social behaviour from a variety of perspectives, how it originates and then develops.

The course also explores the ways people are organised into groups according to distinctions such as class, gender and race.

You will also be asked to understand the concepts of culture and identity. This will include the different conceptions of culture, the self, identity and the relationship of identity to age, gender, ethnicity, sexuality etc.

The course will also challenge you to understand how the media can impact on society including representation, the presentation of news and biases.

You’ll explore the links between health, poverty, crime and welfare. This will include the distribution of wealth, the persistence of poverty and unequal social distribution. Your studies will be underpinned by sociological theory and methodologies.

When you have completed this A-Level you will have developed sociological awareness through active engagement with the contemporary social world.

Getting Started

Studying with learndirect offers you a flexible approach to learning. All our courses are online so you can study when it suits you. There are no physical classes to attend and no restrictive timetables.

You can start learning the moment you enrol. Just log in to the student portal and all your course materials and assignments will be there ready to go.

This allows you to plan out your study sessions when it suits you. And because there are no classes to attend you have more time to study. The only specific deadline to work towards is your exam – exam sittings are held once per year in May or June.

You will also get the benefit of a qualified course tutor. They will be available to provide advice, guidance and clarification throughout. They will also mark your assignments, providing detailed feedback on each. This allows you to progress in a structured, positive way.

Pursuing your career

An A-Level in Sociology can allow you to go on to study Sociology and other Social Sciences at university. However, your desired university will have entry requirements so be sure to check the grade required in this and associated subjects.

Modules

During your studies you will cover the following modules:

Introduction to Sociology
Education
Methods in Context
Theory and Methods
Crime and Deviance
Theory and Methods
Topics in Sociology Option 1: Culture and Identity
Topics in Sociology Option 1: Families and Households
Topics in Sociology Option 1: Health
Topics in Sociology Option 1: Work, Poverty and Welfare
Topics in Sociology Option 2: Beliefs in Society
Topics in Sociology Option 2: Global Development
Topics in Sociology Option 2: The Media
Topics in Sociology Option 2: Stratification and Differentiation

Requirements

Entry Requirements

There are no entry requirements, but a GCSE or IGCSE in this subject would be beneficial.

Average completion timeframe

The average time it takes to complete the course is 2 years.

Exams required

Exams are not included.

Is Membership Required?

No membership is required to enrol on this course.

Extension Rules

You may extend this course once for a maximum of twelve months.

Course Fees

All course fees, inclusive of all payment plans including our Premium Credit Limited option, must be settled before certification can be ordered.

*You will have access to the course for 24 months.

Assessment

At the end of each unit you will find a Tutor Marked Assignment (TMA). This is completed online and submitted to your tutor. Once assessed your tutor will return your work complete with its final grade and feedback. Once you’ve successfully passed each assignment you’ll be ready to take your exam!

Qualifications

If you decide to take the A-level exam at the end of this course and pass, you will have gained an A-Level in Sociology. This will enable you to progress to further and higher education programmes.

FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Sociology A Difficult A-Level?

Whether you will find A-Level Sociology difficult depends on your learning style, but it can be incredibly rewarding for those who find themselves fascinated by the world around them. It's lighter on content than sciences, and more discussion-based, so you might find it enjoyable if you like analysing human behaviour, applying theories to real-world issues, and debating different perspectives. If critical thinking and understanding society at a deeper level intrigue you, this online Sociology A-Level could be a fascinating, accessible path to explore diverse ideas and their impact on our world.

What Does A Sociology A-Level Do?

An A-Level in Sociology equips you with a critical lens to dissect society, from analysing power structures to understanding family dynamics. You'll explore diverse theories, analyse real research, and develop strong analytical and communication skills. This opens doors to a wide range of university courses and careers, from social work and psychology to law and business, all while preparing you to be a more informed and engaged citizen in a complex world.

What Jobs Can You Get With Sociology A-Level?

With an A-Level in Sociology alone, you can open doors to roles like teaching assistant, research assistant, community support worker, or even law enforcement trainee, while building skills valuable for customer service, marketing, and HR. Combine your A-Level with a related degree in social sciences, psychology, or law, and you unlock a wider spectrum, landing careers like social worker, youth worker, policy analyst, marketing researcher, or even journalist, all equipped to understand and tackle the intricate challenges of our society.

Is This An A-Level Sociology Online Course?

Yes, it is! Our A-Level Sociology course is studied completely online at home, so you can relax and enjoy the learning at your pace, and at a time that suits your lifestyle.

Is The Exam Included In This Online Sociology A-Level?

No, your exam is not included in this version of our Sociology A-Level course. Please see our alternative option where the exam is included.

SALE Savings End Midnight Friday 30th October
SALE Savings End Midnight Friday 30th October

A-Level Sociology - exams not included

This course at a glance

Understand key sociological concepts such as the self and identity
Develop an awareness of the contemporary world through a sociological focus
Complete this A Level in as little as 6 months
Allows you to progress to university level study
Study around your existing commitments

Studying your A-Level

Sociology is the study of how people interact in groups. A-Level Sociology examines social behaviour from a variety of perspectives, how it originates and then develops.

The course also explores the ways people are organised into groups according to distinctions such as class, gender and race.

The course will also challenge you to understand how the media can impact on society including representation, the presentation of news and biases.

When you have completed this A-Level you will have developed sociological awareness through active engagement with the contemporary social world.

Getting Started

You can start learning the moment you enrol. Just log in to the student portal and all your course materials and assignments will be there ready to go.