Students study key ideas of classical sociologists including Durkheim, Marx and Weber, referencing their view of the world and their contribution to the development of the discipline.
Students will also learn how to apply various research methods to different sociological contexts. They will be introduced to sociological terms and concepts concerned with social structures, social processes and social issues.
Studying GCSE Sociology builds a strong foundation in critical thinking, data analysis, and understanding human behavior, which opens doors to further education.
Students study key ideas of classical sociologists including Durkheim, Marx and Weber, referencing their view of the world and their contribution to the development of the discipline.
Students will also learn how to apply various research methods to different sociological contexts. They will be introduced to sociological terms and concepts concerned with social structures, social processes and social issues.
Topics include: The sociological approach, Social structures, social processes and social issues. Families Education Crime and deviance, Social stratification, Sociological research methods.
Through two exam papers each of 1 hr and 45 minutes.
GCSE Psychology, Maths, English.
If you'd like to discuss taking this course, please contact Mr O'Malley, Curriculum Leader: