Government Funded Science courses Grays

...Unit 7: Planning & Carrying out a Scientific Investigation (compulsory) Unit 14: The Healthy Body One additional unit Where does Applied Science take...

...Reading and writing about science Topics covered include Infectious Disease, Development of Medicines, Ethical Issues in Medicine, Reproductive Choices...

...Medical Physics techniques - Microbiology - Human physiology - Chemistry - Electrical Circuits and their industrial applications Where does the BTEC National...

...Medical Physics techniques - Microbiology - Human physiology - Chemistry - Electrical Circuits and their industrial applications Where does the BTEC National...

...Where does Biology take me? Biology is a recognised academic subject and can lead on to careers in Medicine, Dentistry, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy...

...Where does Chemistry take me? Studying Chemistry, usually in conjunction with another Science subject and perhaps Maths, can be the first step towards...

...The course is divided into five topics including: Number, Algebra, Graphs, Probability & Statistics and Trigonometry. There is no coursework for this course...

...is open to students with an A-level in Mathematics. They can apply for degrees in areas such as Accounts, Business, Computing, Engineering, Geography...

...In the second year you will study a further three core units, two statistics units and one more mechanics unit. Where does Double Mathematics take...

...electrical circuits, materials and light and sound waves. Students will also gain experience in planning and accurately executing a wide range of practical...

...with the world and our impact on natural ecosystems. Why study GCSE Human Biology? This is a GCSE Science which looks in more detail at the human body and how it works...

...necessity for many careers. Most university courses require at least a grade C in GCSE Mathematics. What exams do I sit? Our GCSE maths course prepares...