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IGCSE Sociology (Online, CAIE)

Study IGCSE Sociology online with tutor support, flexible learning, and a guaranteed exam venue.

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Summary

Price
£445 inc VAT
Or £74.17/mo. for 6 months...
Study method
Online
Duration
150 hours · Self-paced
Access to content
24 months
Qualification
Level 1/Level 2 GCSE in Sociology
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  • IGCSE Sociology - Free
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  • Exam(s) / assessment(s) not included in price, and must be purchased separately
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Overview

Sociology examines society, human behavior, and social change, helping you understand why people act the way they do and how institutions shape our daily lives. This CAIE IGCSE Sociology course explores social identity, inequality, education, crime, and research methods, providing valuable critical thinking, analysis, and problem-solving skills.

As a core social science, sociology overlaps with psychology, economics, and political science, making it an excellent foundation for further education and careers in law, social work, research, journalism, and public policy. With fully online learning, expert tutor support, and a guaranteed exam space, you’ll gain a globally recognized qualification to support your future academic and career goals.

Why choose this course?
  • Fast Track option – complete within a year
  • Guaranteed exam venue at UK partner centres
  • Exam Pass Guarantee – free support if you don’t pass the first time

Qualification

Level 1/Level 2 GCSE in Sociology

Regulated by Ofqual
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Certificates

IGCSE Sociology

Hard copy certificate - Included

Certificate will be sent upon completion of the exam.

Description

What you’ll learn:

This course is divided into six key units:

  • Research Methods – How sociologists investigate society
  • Identity: Self and Society – How we develop identity and social roles
  • Social Stratification and Inequality – Causes and effects of inequality
  • Family – How family structures and roles are evolving
  • Education – The function of education and factors influencing achievement
  • Crime, Deviance, and Social Control – Crime patterns and social responses
How you’ll study:
  • Fully online learning via the MyOxbridge platform
  • Tutor-marked assignments to track progress
  • Exam-focused revision materials and practice questions
Assessment:

Students will complete two written exams:

  • Paper 1: Research Methods, Identity, and Inequality – 2 hours, 50% of IGCSE
  • Paper 2: Family, Education, and Crime – 2 hours, 50% of IGCSE

We provide a guaranteed exam space at one of our partner centres across the UK.

Who is this course for?

This course is ideal for:

  • Students planning to progress to A-Level Sociology, Psychology, or Politics
  • Those interested in law, social work, research, or public policy
  • Learners needing an IGCSE Sociology qualification for university entry
  • Individuals seeking a flexible online learning option

Requirements

  • No formal entry requirements
  • Recommended intermediate English reading and writing skills

Career path

This IGCSE Sociology qualification supports progression to A-Levels, university degrees, and careers in law, education, social work, and public policy. Graduates can also pursue roles in journalism, criminology, human resources, and market research.

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Provider

Oxbridge


Oxbridge is an award-winning online college that empowers people of all ages to continue their personal and academic development. We help our students build their confidence and improve their lifestyles through ultra-personalised learning experiences. With the support, encouragement, and materials needed to succeed, we strip away the limits of learning to enable you to get qualified anytime, anywhere, anyhow.   

We offer 250+ courses, from A-levels and GCSEs to a wide range of career-based qualifications in areas such as bookkeeping, teaching and counselling. Our extensive course selection and unlimited tutor support provide you with the freedom to shape your own growth, skillset and personal development. 

Our main goal is to empower you to gain real-world qualifications so you can accomplish your career goals and attain your dream lifestyle. With Oxbridge, it’s as much about the outcome for you as it is about your learning journey. We create confident and competent graduates with the world at their feet. 

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