Full Time, A Level, T Level & Combination Courses

Social Sciences Pathway Yr1 (Combination)

Level 3

Course code: L18D101
Type: Full Time, A Level, T Level & Combination Course > Combination Course
Duration: 2 years
Subject area: Combination,Criminology,Psychology,Social science,Sociology
Location: North Shropshire
No fee information available

About the course

Courses included :Sociology, Psychology, Criminology

This pathway provides a strong academic foundation in understanding people, behaviour, and society. Teaching is interactive and engaging, with a focus on discussion, group work, and applying theory to real-life situations.

You will develop key transferable skills including:

Critical thinking

Research and analysis

Communication

Evaluation of evidence and theories

Our experienced staff and supportive environment will help you achieve strong academic outcomes and prepare for progression into higher education or employment.

What qualification will I gain?

You will study Level 3 qualifications that are equivalent to up to 3 A Levels and provide UCAS points for university progression.

These include:

A Level Sociology

Level 3 Extended Certificate in Psychology

Level 3 Diploma in Criminology

Why choose us

This pathway provides a strong academic foundation in understanding people, behaviour, and society. Teaching is interactive and engaging, with a focus on discussion, group work, and applying theory to real-life situations. You will develop key transferable skills including: Critical thinking Research and analysis Communication Evaluation of evidence and theories Our experienced staff and supportive environment will help you achieve strong academic outcomes and prepare for progression into higher education or employment.

What you could do next

This pathway supports progression to university degrees such as:

Psychology

Sociology

Criminology

Law

Social Work

Education

Nursing

Counselling

Career opportunities include:

Police officer

Probation officer

Youth worker

Criminal justice roles

Mental health support worker

Social care and education roles

Key facts

What you will learn

Sociology: Society, education, inequality, crime, research methods

Psychology: Behaviour, memory, development, mental illness, approaches, applications (e.g. forensic, health, sport)

Criminology: Crime theories, justice system, investigations, punishment

Assessment methods

Assessment includes:

Examinations

Coursework assignments

Internal and external assessments

Research-based tasks and written reports

Entry requirements

Typically, 5 GCSEs at Grade 4/C or above, including English Language.