Government Funded Science courses Merseyside

...and environmental applications of science and of the economic, ethical and social implications of these. Course Content: 3 modules are studied...

...and the final module in June. There is also a Practical Assessment which makes up 20% of the final marks in both years. What can this course offer... Learn about: Animal Physiology, Animal Behaviour, Plant Biology...

...(At least a merit is required for the latter) What will I need to qualify for this course? In order to qualify for this course all students should...

...in a way that brings them to life and makes the knowledge relevant, rather than look at Science for its own sake. It also gives an insight into why...

...and their power and limitations. Plan and carry-out a range of investigations, considering and evaluating critically their own data and that obtained from other sources...

...At KGV we offer ADDITIONAL SCIENCE GCSE. You should only apply for this course if you think that you are unlikely to gain a C or above in your current GCSE science programme...

...of serious side effects for a few children? " If you were seriously ill and needed a transplant, would you consider a xenotransplant, for example...

...further to Higher Education What will I need to qualify for this course? In order to qualify for this course, students must have; *Five GCSE's at grade C or above... Learn about: Cell Biology, Cellular Biology, Veterinary Medicine...

...(eg NVQ 2 or relevant work experience). Modules Studied: Fundementals of Science Scientific Practical Techniques Mathematics for Science Technicians Practical...

...to provide specialist work-related programmes of study that cover the key knowledge and practical skills required in the appropriate vocational sector...

...should you? How does your immune system work? Why do men have nipples? Are all organisms related to each other, even humans? These are some of the questions... Learn about: Plant Science, Animal Nutrition, Cell Biology...

...National Diplomas and Degree courses such as, Biotechnical Science, Microbiology, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacy (at selected universities)...

...Day Assessment: Variety of Assessments. Progression Routes: Progression to: General Science Degrees, scientific occupations, Medicine, Dentistry... Learn about: Biology business, Veterinary Nursing, Biology Skills...

...The course is designed to provide specialist work-related programmes of study that cover the key knowledge and practical skills required in the appropriate vocational sector...

...Physical Chemistry Chemical Laboratory Techniques Work-based project for Applied Science Investigation Analysis of Scientific Data and Information Inorganic... Learn about: Crystal structures, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry...

...materials needed for the new technologies. AS and A Level Chemistry is suitable for students who: " have an interest in and enjoyment of chemistry... Learn about: Animal Nutrition, Veterinary Medicine, Medicine Skills...

...further to Higher Education What will I need to qualify for this course? In order to qualify for this course, students must have; *Five GCSE's at grade C or above...

...47% of total AS mark, taken in June. Unit 3 Centre Assessed Coursework 20% of total AS mark. A2 Units Unit 4 Exam 1.75 hours, 20% of total A2...

...calculator and non calculator both taken in...

...materials needed for the new technologies. AS and A Level Chemistry is suitable for students who: " have an interest in and enjoyment of chemistry...