A Level Sociology

Sociology A Level Course Outline

The Justin Craig Education A Level Sociology revision courses are board-specific.

The course is designed to help students develop their skills in terms of:

• Improving knowledge and critical understanding of sociological theories, perspectives and methods.
• Developing better appreciation of the significance of theoretical and conceptual issues in sociological debate.
• Help understanding and evaluation of sociological methodology and a range of research methods.

A Level Sociology Topics

The course will cover a core range of topics selected from the list below, focussed largely on the topics identified by students on their portal. This means that the range of content covered on each course will vary according to course length, the level of study (AS or A level) and the students’ preferences.

• Culture and identity
• Beliefs in society
• Social inequality
• Families and relationships
• Education
• Health
• Crime and deviance
• Work, poverty and welfare
• Youth subculture
• The Media
• Religion, belief and faith
• Globalisation

Each revision course involves a small group of no more than nine students, allowing ideas to be shared effectively and giving everyone the chance to raise questions with the expert tutor. The course is tailored to fit the specific needs of the students and structured by the tutor to provide a logical sequence of topics and allow a good balance of content, skills and exam practice.

All our tutors are qualified and experienced teachers, and most are examiners, which means they have an excellent insight into what the exams actually ask of students. Chosen for their enthusiasm and empathy, they also have an in-depth knowledge of the entire subject area.

Book A Level Sociology Courses

To register your interest or book, please call one of our Course Advisors on 01727 744340 or email enquiries@justincraig.ac.uk