What does A-Level Sociology involve?

Also, what's the workload like?

Depends on your exam board - When I did A Level sociology I did a huge range - family and households, crime and deviance and the media, religion, cults/sects etc, prison and criminal justice system, schools and governments. I found the workload okay - it was constant revision as the topics were changing so had to consolidate it properly, but I found the revision fine and I did well as I was really interested in it all which made it easier to revise! I now do sociology at uni if you had any other questions about it

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Thanks for the info. Also want to know how much and how often work needs to be done away from classes.

Thanks for the info. Also want to know how much and how often work needs to be done away from classes.

It really depends on your teacher and your college, but I was expected to complete a workbook about the topic and also a revision material/detailed mind map after each session, along with other essay questions here and there. Any A level is going to be High workload, but I found this annoying at the time but really useful when it came to the exams, and the work was pretty much all interesting so I didn't mind as much

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