A-Level Sociology Chichester

A-Level Sociology Chichester

Understand Society: Dive into A-Level Sociology at Chichester College and Explore the Dynamics of Human Interaction

Discover the vibrant world of sociology at Chichester College, where international students are welcomed into a dynamic and inclusive learning environment. Our sociology program offers a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical insights, exploring the complexities of human behaviour, social structures, and cultural diversity. At Chichester College, you'll benefit from small class sizes, personalized support, and a diverse community of learners from around the globe. Enhance your global perspective, develop critical thinking skills, and prepare for a successful career in sociology or related fields. Join us at Chichester College and be part of a transformative educational experience that empowers you to make a meaningful impact in today's interconnected world.

Course Information for A-Level Sociology at Chichester College for International Students

Explore Society, Understand Change – Study A-Level Sociology at Chichester College for a Global Perspective

Course Overview:

• Course Code:
• Entry Requirements:
  • Typically requires five GCSEs at grades 9-4 (A*-C) or equivalent qualifications.
  • A UKVI SELT (Secure English Language Test) with an overall CEFR level of B2 is required for non-native English speakers.
• Course Duration: 2 Years

The A-Level Sociology course at Chichester College is designed for students interested in understanding the complexities of human behaviour and social structures. This program provides a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical insights, making it ideal for international students exploring sociology in a dynamic and inclusive learning environment.

Course Structure:

• Introduction to Sociology:
  • Overview of key concepts and foundational theories.
  • Exploration of sociological perspectives and their application to understanding society.
• Social Institutions and Structures:
  • In-depth study of major social institutions such as family, education, religion, and the media.
  • Analysis of social stratification, including class, gender, race, and ethnicity.
• Research Methods:
  • Training in qualitative and quantitative research methodologies.
  • Practical projects to develop skills in data collection and analysis.
• Contemporary Issues:
  • Examine current social issues such as crime and deviance, health, and social policy.
  • Discussion on the impact of globalisation and social change.

Course Benefits:

• International Recognition: A-level qualifications are highly regarded by universities worldwide, including in the UK, USA, and Australia.
• Experienced Faculty:  Learn from knowledgeable and passionate educators committed to student success.
• Small Class Sizes: Benefit from personalized attention and a supportive learning environment.
• Cultural Enrichment:  Engage in various cultural activities and social events that enhance the learning experience.

Facilities and Support:

• Modern Facilities:  Access to state-of-the-art classrooms and learning resources.
• Comprehensive Support: Academic support, personal counselling, and a dedicated international office to assist with transition and integration.
• Accommodation:  On-campus housing options and a network of local host families.

Enrolment and Additional Information:

The course spans two years, with options to start in September.

Chichester College Group is rated 'Outstanding' by Ofsted, ensuring a high standard of education and support.