National 5 Psychology
| Group | Attendance Pattern | Duration | Location | SCQF Level | Year Group | Start Date (Week Commencing) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Mixed Schools |
Wednesday 2-4pm and Friday 9-11am |
One Year |
UHI Perth |
5 |
S4/S5 | 3 June 2024 |
|
Perth Academy |
Tuesday 9-11am and Thursday 2-4pm |
One Year |
Perth Academy |
5 |
S4/S5 | 3 June 2024 |
About this course
About this course
That National 5 Psychology course will provide students with knowledge and understanding of psychology through the study of a range of topics. Students will be taught about psychological concepts, theories and research studies to allow them to gain an understanding of human behaviour. The study of topics from individual and social behaviour will enable them to understand a range of factors that influence human behaviour. Students will also study Research Methods in which they will gain an understanding of the cycle of research. They will also learn about the experimental method and the non- experimental method such as interview and survey. The importance of ethics within research will be highlighted. and candidates will also develop numeracy skills relevant to research.
Course content
Course content
The National 5 Psychology course will provide students with knowledge and understanding of psychology through the study of a range of topics. Students will be taught about psychological concepts, theories and research studies to allow them to gain an understanding of human behaviour. The study of topics from individual and social behaviour will enable them to understand a range of factors that influence human behaviour.
Students will also study Research Methods in which they will gain an understanding of the cycle of research. They will also learn about the experimental method and the non- experimental method such as interview and survey. The importance of ethics within research will be highlighted and candidates will also develop numeracy skills relevant to research.
This course will give me a base level understanding for the University course I want to do, and I find it very interesting. I enjoy coming to college and being in a new environment.
It’s good to learn about a new topic which I find interesting and is not available at school. After school I am hoping to progress on to Primary Teaching.
If you think doing this course will benefit you in any way, or your find the topic part interesting, I would say ‘do it’!Esme Fulton
Perth High School pupil
Entry requirements
Entry requirements
Students require to have achieved National 4 level competencies in numeracy and literacy to gain entry to National 5 Psychology.
Course progression
Course progression
Students who successfully complete National 5 Psychology will have the opportunity to progress to Higher Psychology in year 5 or 6.