A Level Chemistry

...challenging and relevant to contemporary issues by building on the concepts of How Science Works that are introduced at GCSE. AS Level...

...A2 6421 What will I study? Chemistry studies the reactions underlying many of our most important industries such as oil, plastics and pharmaceuticals...

...electronic gadgets to how we control levels of pollution or identify materials in outer space, the study of chemistry plays an important role in the modern world...

...rates, entropy, polymers, transition elements and organic synthesis. Through this study, you will build a picture of the substances of the world and their... Learn about: IT for adults...

...challenging and relevant to contemporary issues by building on the concepts of How Science Works that are introduced at GCSE. AS Level...

...the lab is always busy during project time with everyone focussed on individual work What will I study on this course? Atomic structure, radioactivity...

...pharmacy or forensic science. Those who wants to pursue a career in medicine, pharmacy or forensic science. AS CHEMISTRY Are you fascinated by chemical reactions?...

...Are you someone who can cope fairly easily with Maths and like to use number work in problem solving? Are you intrigued by the science that you have studied so...

...or two years (A level) Progression higher education and employment Exam board OCR Specification H034/434 5 periods a week This course is offered within the Maths... Learn about: Laboratory Technician, Scientific unit...

...Sections 3.1.1 to 3.1.7 of the Physical chemistry content, sections 3.2.1 to 3.2.3 of the Inorganic chemistry content and sections 3.3.1 to 3.3.6 of... Learn about: Group work, Scientific methods, Experimental work...

...have an interest in finding out how the world works, and enjoy practical science and problem solving. You may wish to specialise in Chemistry at a higher level...

...education courses including Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Science and Pharmacy. Progression and Employment: A Levels provide an excellent basis for progression...

...It is expected that you will have at least a grade C in GCSE Science and GCSE Additional Science, or GCSE Chemistry, at the higher level, although in exceptional...

...Level 3 : AS/A Level Chemistry (AQA) Who is the course for? Anyone interested in Chemistry or who wishes to take a related subject e.g. medicine...

...your understanding of chemistry, both the underlying concepts and their practical implications. It also covers aspects of engineering and provides an underpinning... Learn about: Part Time...

...medicine, nursing, radiography, forensics, and even law and accountancy The course will give you the scientific discipline needed to study higher education... Learn about: IT Law...

...Periodic Table and Energy . This covers the Periodic Table and periodicity, groups 2 and 7, qualitative analysis, enthalpy, rates of reaction and equilibrium... Learn about: Quality Training, Full Time...

...skills appreciated by many employers in non-chemical careers as well as science-based careers. Summary Are you fascinated by chemical reactions?... Learn about: Full Time, GCSE Mathematics...

...September 2009 DAY(S)/TIME(S) OFFERED 4 days per week between Monday - Friday: 10.00am - 3.00pm TOTAL FEE To be advised TOTAL OVERSEAS FEE To be advised...

...Access to Higher Education Course type: Part time Do you want to go to University but lack the necessary qualifications? An Access to Higher Education...