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If you’re fascinated by people and what makes them tick, if you like to help solve problems and understand what causes them, and are interested in learning people skills you can apply in many different ways, then studying social sciences could be perfect for you.

Social sciences are not only what you study to become a social worker or a teacher, the range of careers you can pursue is much broader. Social sciences cover subjects as diverse as childcare, politics, psychology and sociology – all subjects that impact on the wider world, looking at society and the relationships among individuals within it. As a Henley social science student, you will learn the analytical and comprehension skills that are important throughout many industries and organisations. Social science qualifications are in high demand as you will also have transferable skills in problem solving, planning and communicating complex technical solutions to others. If you have a keen interest in the wider society in which you live, a curiosity about the social and cultural forces that make us the people we are, and an enthusiasm for venturing beneath the surface of current affairs, then this area of study may suit you very well.

Marin

Student Profile

Marin studied a Level 3 Extended Diploma in Health and Social Care. “The Henley College has shown me incredible support. My teachers made me want to go to college every day, and they helped me to express myself. I really enjoyed the fact that I was able to put everything I was studying into practice during my work placement.”

Marin came to The Henley College from Highdown School and plans to go to university and pursue a career in Nursing.

Did you know...

● In 2021, 73% of Sociology students achieved a high grade (A* to B).

Qualifications offered

● Applied Criminology > Extended

Certificate Level 3 ● Applied Psychology > Extended

Certificate Level 3 ● Children’s Play, Learning & Development > Level 2 First Award ● Children’s Play, Learning and Development > Level 3 National and Extended Diploma ● Health and Social Care > Extended Diploma Level 3 > Extended Certificate Level 2 ● Politics > A Level ● Psychology > A Level ● Public Service > Diploma Level 2 ● Public Service > Extended Diploma Level 3 ● Sociology > A Level

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For full course details and how to apply, please visit www.henleycol.ac.uk

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