Sociology Support

The GCSE and A Level Sociology Examination Experts

Countdown To Exams:

GCSE SOCIOLOGY Paper 1 Friday 8 May am; Paper 2 Friday 15 May pm

AS SOCIOLOGY Paper 1 Tuesday 12 May am; Paper 2 Tuesday 19 May am

A LEVEL SOCIOLOGY Paper 1 Mon 18 May am; Paper 2 Wed 3 June am; Paper 3 Fri 12 June pm

62 DAYS to first GCSE Exam

66 DAYS to first AS Exam

72 DAYS to first A Level Exam

A Level Student Revision Workshops March 2026

Our three workshops in March are now confirmed.

Tuesday 17th March 5pm - Paper 1 20-mark Methods in Context Questions

Wednesday 25th March 5pm - All 3 Papers 10-mark Application Questions with a focus on Theory & Methods

Saturday 28th March 10am - All 3 Papers 20 & 30-mark Extended Questions

Run by the Sociology Support Assistant Lead Examiner Team, these 45-minute Zoom sessions offer timely, expert help as you prepare for your exams. They’ll cover content from all three exam papers, highlighting the key skills and knowledge being assessed, what makes an A*, C, or E response, and how to boost your performance by sharpening your application, analysis, and evaluation skills. Every student attending will get a copy of all workshop materials, including model answers. Each session costs just £7.

To book a place at one of the workshops, simply hover over the orange date above and click through to our secure booking form.

Weekday GCSE / A Level Revision and Exam Questions

FRIDAY 5 MARCH

GCSE

Describe one example of patriarchy within families (3)

A Level

Analyse two ways in which the media may increase crime rates for men (10)

This last week's questions

GCSE

Describe a dual career family; One factor that has led to an increase in the divorce rate in Britain; Describe one example of material deprivation; Describe a pro-school subculture

A Level

Outline 3 functions of the education system; Outline 3 government policies that may have affected social class differences in education; Outline 3 ways in which policy changes have impacted upon girls’ achievement in the last 60 years; Outline and explain two ways in which sociology seeks to be objective.

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Who are we?

Sociology Support is a team of Assistant Lead Examiners and subject experts, bringing years of experience in teaching, marking, designing assessments, and delivering training for both GCSE and A-Level Sociology students and teachers.