Advice for those starting A-level Sociology (AQA)?

I’m just starting this week as I am swapping from Media, which was getting too dark and graphic for me causing me anxiety. I didn’t pick Sociology originally because I wasn’t offered it at GCSE and I thought I should stick to subjects that I did in GCSE. Ideally, I wouldn’t be starting this late, but it is what it is.
I think the Sociology classes at my college have been looking at education recently, so I’ll need to catch up on that.
Does anyone have any advice? Essay structures? YouTube videos? Podcasts? Websites/social media accounts with resource sheets?

I recommend watching Tutor2U videos (on youtube) to catch up on any content you missed as they have content videos for all the topics in education. Also looking at past papers would be useful to understand what the exam papers look like and the structure/timings for each question (Geo Lover 7 has given some good general advice for the exams). For essay structures I recommend THETEACHERSOCIOLOGY (on youtube) as her videos are great for exam technique, especially for those longer answer questions (20/30 markers).
Feel free to ask any more questions and I'll try my best to answer

Do you agree about the graphic part?

I can understand how some content in sociology could be considered graphic as the subject does focus on real world issues which could lead to heavy topics being discussed. At the end of the day it depends on the individual and what they find graphic or not. If you are upset/concerned about any of the topics you learn in sociology (or in any subject for that matter) then you can always talk to your teachers. They should be understanding of any worries you might have.

I can understand how some content in sociology could be considered graphic as the subject does focus on real world issues which could lead to heavy topics being discussed. At the end of the day it depends on the individual and what they find graphic or not. If you are upset/concerned about any of the topics you learn in sociology (or in any subject for that matter) then you can always talk to your teachers. They should be understanding of any worries you might have.

I'm just saying because the OP left media cause the lessons were too dark and graphic.

We were being shown murder scenes and horror film trailers, so I was always having to ask to leave lesson and I had anxiety about watching visually graphic content. I think if we are focusing on written scenarios and discussing them then I should be fine.