Personal Development & Psychology

Course code: AA1226J
Discover the fascinating world of basic psychology, discover key skills and personal insights whilst working towards gaining an Entry Level 3 Certificate in Personal and Social Development.

When & Where

Skills & Learning Adult Community Education

Online learning

From 19 January 2027 to 29 June 2027

Tuesday 17:15-20:00

20 weeks

Fees

Full fee: £210

Concession fee: £0

Date

19 January 2027

Time

17:15-20:00

Date

26 January 2027

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17:15-20:00

Date

02 February 2027

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17:15-20:00

Date

09 February 2027

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17:15-20:00

Date

23 February 2027

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17:15-20:00

Date

02 March 2027

Time

17:15-20:00

Date

09 March 2027

Time

17:15-20:00

Date

16 March 2027

Time

17:15-20:00

Date

23 March 2027

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17:15-20:00

Date

13 April 2027

Time

17:15-20:00

Date

20 April 2027

Time

17:15-20:00

Date

27 April 2027

Time

17:15-20:00

Date

04 May 2027

Time

17:15-20:00

Date

11 May 2027

Time

17:15-20:00

Date

18 May 2027

Time

17:15-20:00

Date

25 May 2027

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17:15-20:00

Date

08 June 2027

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17:15-20:00

Date

15 June 2027

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17:15-20:00

Date

22 June 2027

Time

17:15-20:00

Date

29 June 2027

Time

17:15-20:00

What the course is about

Explore the Human Mind: An Introduction to Psychology and Personal Growth

In this engaging course, you’ll dive into the fascinating world of psychology—examining how we think, feel, and behave through the lens of some of the field’s most influential scientists and theories. Alongside academic exploration, you’ll also reflect on your own personal development, gaining insights that can enhance both your learning and everyday life.

Topics may include:

  • Cognitive, forensic, social, and developmental psychology
  • Ethics in psychological practice
  • Practical research methods
  • Groundbreaking discoveries by famous psychologists

Throughout the course, you’ll develop your speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills, using them to explore ideas, share reflections, and build confidence in your understanding of psychology.

If you have declared at enrolment that you are unemployed, you may be invited to meet with an Information, Advice and Guidance Officer or employability member of staff, to identify other learning opportunities that will support you to secure employment or improve your employment prospects. We highly recommend that you engage fully in any other learning opportunities that we help you identify.