A Level Physics

...Science and maths skills are increasingly important in the workplace. Those specialising in these subjects can progress to a wide range of careers including banking... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Thermal Physics, Points in Physics...

...sharpen your problem-solving skills and see how physics is used all around us. You will discover that our ideas of how things work have changed over the centuries... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Physics in Music, Quantum Physics...

...These skills include: Problem solving - studying physics gives you a pragmatic and analytical approach to problem solving. You break tasks down to their... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...well as being able to undertake practical work that shows the practical reality of concepts. Students need to write scientific descriptions... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...or to vocational work. Units of study include measurements, waves, particles and radiation, mechanics and materials, period motion, nuclear physics... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...kinetic model of matter, conservation of energy, the first law of thermodynamics and efficiency. Unit 3: Topics AS and A Students study one out of the following four topics...

...A2 units Unit 4: further mechanics, electric and magnetic fields and particle physics. Unit 5: thermal energy, nuclear decay, oscillations, astrophysics and cosmology... Learn about: Previous knowledge...

...Length of Study AS Level one year. A Level two years. Entry Requirements Cost There is a textbook for each year at a cost of approximately...

...C or above including a grade B in English Language and at least a grade B in GCSE Mathematics. You should have a grade B in GCSE Physics with a grade... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...energy, power and the physical behaviour of materials Unit 2 (G482) Electrons, Waves and Photons electricity - electric current, resistance...

...What does the course consist of? In Year 1 you will study units 1, 2 and 3 for an AS Level. In Year 2 you will take units 4, 5 and 6 to complete the full Advanced Level...

...waves, properties of matter as well as nuclear and elementary particle physics. How can I progress? Students can progress onto Higher Education or Employment...

...varied skills they have acquired. Most of our students progress to university, taking degrees in scientific subjects or engineering, many study in areas of finance...

...energy and power. Concepts are applied to areas such as car safety features, speed camera function, bridge design, GPS and roller-coasters. Unit...

...the sound produced by musical instruments, improving the performance of an athlete or the beginning and end of the Universe, Physics has something for...

...Physics is a practical subject: the only way to really understand how objects behave is to experiment and observe. The Orion Nebula photographed by the Hubble Space Telescope...

...07/09/2010 Day(s) of Week: TUE, WED & THUR Times: - Duration: 1 year Fee: £395 This course is free for school leavers (Aged 16-18) Course Content...

...discoveries such as lasers and computers. The course tutor is a professional physicist with a wealth of specialist knowledge and experience... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...and the very best thing about it is that you will eventually come up with questions that can't be answered today but that will be answered in the future... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Appreciate how physics has shaped the world around us Is it for me? The course suits those with an interest in physics, who enjoy practical and investigative...