Government Funded Industry and Science courses Grays

...What do I study? Year 1 (AS) Unit 1: Investigating Science at work Unit 2: Energy Transfer Systems Unit 3: Finding out about Substances Year 2...

...to have their child vaccinated? What do I study? The course is divided into two units: Unit 1: Exploring key scientific issues Unit 2: Reading and writing...

...Perceptions of Science - Application of Numbers for Science Technicians Plus six other units we pick, these are likely to include: - Forensics...

...Perceptions of Science - Application of Numbers for Science Technicians Plus six other units we pick, these are likely to include: - Forensics...

...These will cover human physiology such as homeostasis, excretion and response as well as more modern aspects of biology such as biotechnology...

...structure determination -more organic chemistry Practical work is an important part of the course so you can learn by carrying out experiments...

...You will learn how audio signals are amplified and how to make oscillators. You will also learn how to analyse and build logic (decision-making)...

...Mathematics course in their second year. Employers have a high regard for all Mathematics qualifications across a wide variety of career areas...

...The A2 is very similar in that you study a further two core units together with one statistics unit. Where does Mathematics take me? A wide area of opportunity...

...covering areas such as networks and shortest distance problems. In the first year you will study three core units, one mechanics unit and two decision units...

...the first assessed January, the second in May or June. Each is worth 40% of the AS marks each. These units cover, among other things, the physics of forces and motion...

...You learn about the human body and also human reproduction, the growth of the developing baby and basic genetics. Finally, you look at how humanity interacts...

...A good understanding in maths is vital in many careers today. Most university courses also require a good understanding in maths. Grade C or above...