Physics - GCSE
GCSE
In Birmingham
Description
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Type
GCSE
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Location
Birmingham
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Duration
1 Year
This is a one year course offered by the OCR. It covers topics such as :- 1. Earth and the universe 2. Radiation and life 3. Radioactive materials 4. Motion 5. Electricity 6. Waves 7. Further physics. This includes astronomy, telescopes and the stars.
Important information
Government funding available
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About this course
Students must fulfil the basic requirements of a GCSE timetable including GCSE English Language grade D. They will also need a grade D (at least) in Science and Additional Science (not Applied Science) or at least a grade D in the appropriate separate Science
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Course programme
Physics - GCSE
What are the main features of this course?
This is a one year course offered by the OCR. It covers topics such as :- 1. Earth and the universe 2. Radiation and life 3. Radioactive materials 4. Motion 5. Electricity 6. Waves 7. Further physics. This includes astronomy, telescopes and the stars.
Hours of Lessons per Week : 3.7
Indicative Group Size : 20
How is the course assessed?
Students are required to take three written examinations. Two exams consist of structured questions ands last 40 minutes each. These can be entered at foundation or higher levels. The third paper is based on information which is given to you before the exam and topics from 'further physics' part of the syllabus You are also required to carry out a practical investigation which is marked by your teacher
Who should study this course?
Students must fulfil the basic requirements of a GCSE timetable including GCSE English Language grade D. They will also need a grade D (at least) in Science and Additional Science (not Applied Science) or at least a grade D in the appropriate separate Science
Where can I go next?
Students can progress to a higher level of study such as an A level Physics or a vocational course in Science. Careers as a TV and Video technician, electrician, mechanic or hospital technician
Exam Board:
OCR
Physics - GCSE