Application Instructions
*IMPORTANT INFORMATION FROM THE MARSH ACADEMY FOR SEPTEMBER 2024 APPLICATIONS*
Applications Open: - 24 November 2023
Applications Close: - 24 May 2024
Entry Requirements: - Students wishing to study 3 Level 3 courses will be required to achieve 5+ GCSEs at grade 5 and above including English and Mathematics. However, some subjects have additional requirements in terms of the grades required. The Marsh Academy operates a sliding scale of qualifications which are outlined on the Marsh Academy website. There is scope for students to study 2 Level 3 subjects and also studying some Level 2 subjects. Students who wish to study two subjects must have attained 4+GCSEs at grade 5 or above.
How to Apply: - Please apply via Kent Choices
Open Event: - 23 November 2023 18:00
Course Summary
This qualification offers an engaging and effective introduction to Sociology. Students will learn the fundamentals of the subject and develop skills valued by higher education (HE) and employers, including critical analysis, independent thinking and research. The subject will appeal to a cross-section of students, regardless of whether they have studied the subject before. They build on skills developed in the sciences and humanities and enable progression into a wide range of other subjects.
Course Details
Students study four different topics which include: Education and research methods, The Family, Crime and Deviance and well as The Mass Media.
Students will be examined through written examinations.
How will it be delivered and assessed?
Component 1: Education with Theory and Methods
Written Exam: 2 Hours
Component 2: The Family and The Mass Media
Written Exam: 2 Hours
Component 3: Crime and Deviance with Theory and Methods
Written Exam: 2 Hours
Entry requirements
A minimum of a grade 5 in English in addition to the published entry requirements
Equipment required
No specialist equipment required
Your next steps...
Students of Sociology acquire valuable skills sought by many employers. They will make critical judgements and develop cognitive skills; they will evaluate qualitative and quantitative evidence. While many Sociology graduates work in the public sector, others undertake a variety of jobs throughout the public and private sector. Some employers who value qualifications in Sociology include local and central government, industry and banking to name but a few.
Additional information
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