Government Funded Chemistry courses

...pharmacy, chemical engineering and biochemistry. WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? The AS course consists of Foundation chemistry, Chemistry in action...

...studying in its own right. 2 Activities that include laboratory-based practical work as well as group exercises, data analysis, application of IT...

...from the colour of the clothes we wear to the sophisticated modern medicines we take when ill. Chemists work on such things as developing new materials...

...AS/A2 Level Centre: Hyde Clarendon Start Date: 07/09/2010 Day(s) of Week: TUES/THURS/FRI Times: - Duration: 1 year Fee: £395 This course is free for school leavers...

...between theory and experiment Realise the contribution of chemistry to society Solve problems often applying mathematical skills Develop an understanding...

...It involves systematic learning of facts but also encourages students to analyse the facts, draw conclusions and make predictions. Chemistry is a practical...

...The sciences at Cardinal Newman are simply outstanding - the best of any College in the area and Chemistry is the most successful of all! Our A Level...

...Chemical concepts are introduced within a relevant context. Students study the Chemistry in a spiral way, so that chemical ideas, introduced in an early topic...

...Course Content In both AS and A2, this course links chemical theory to real life applications: AS modules include: The Elements of Life: atomic structure...

...This course is designed to promote an interest in both the understanding of chemistry and in its applications. It also develops an awareness of environmental...

...to explore and understand the world around them. Chemistry is an essential choice for potential medics, dentists, vets and pharmacists. It is also recommended...

...2 years (you gain an AS level after successfully completing Year 1, you will be awarded a full A level after successfully completing Year...

...will be formal written examinations taken in January and June. Practical work will be assessed through the completion of coursework. Why choose this course?...

...world in which we live. Chemistry at A level is essential for the study of medicine, dentistry and pharmacy. What will I learn? The study of chemistry...

...of 'how science works' in everyday life. § develop essential knowledge and understanding of different areas of chemistry and how they relate to each other...

...and is essential if you are considering Chemistry at university. Chemistry is taught by an experienced examiner, who can point you to what examiners require...

...will be formal written examinations taken in January and June. Practical work will be assessed through the completion of coursework. Why choose this course?...

...Higher Education Employment Chemistry A Level is a requirement for those students hoping to study medicine, pharmacy and pure chemistry. It is also useful...

...What will I be doing? Year 1 - AS Level Unit 1: Atoms, Bonds & Groups Unit 2: Chains, Energy and Resources Unit 3: Practical Skills in Chemistry 1 Year...

...then you have been thinking about some of the problems that chemists solve. You will be able to answer these questions yourself when you have completed the course...