Government Funded Science courses Merseyside

...carry out are based on the theory studied. Some of the practical work will count towards their final mark. How can I progress? Most students who study Chemistry want to...

...All units are tested by a 1 hour 30 minutes written examination; three to be taken at the end of each year. We do not enter our students for an AS unit in January!...

...Physical chemistry of spectroscopy, surfaces and chemical and phase equilibria Industrial chemistry Environmental chemical analysis Polymer chemistry Analytical... Learn about: Part Time...

...The course is designed to coordinate with Key Skills Level 2 and students will have a chance to achieve this qualification as well. The main teaching...

...What will I need to qualify for this course? In order to qualify for this course students must have; *GCSE Grade D or an equivalent qualification...

...estimate from your school you might be able to take it in November. What can this course offer me? If you did not pass GCSE Maths with a grade C you...

...data and information The 10 optional units may include: Inorganic chemistry of crystal structures and transition metal complexes Organic chemistry of aromatic... Learn about: Part Time...

...become as fluent with algebra as you would expect to be with arithmetic at the end of GCSE. The Mechanics modules cover analysing forces, accelerations...

...Mathematics is an important subject on its own as well as being a major part of many other higher level courses. It is a suitable grounding for a Mathematics...

...The remaining units (3 for AS, 6 for 'A' level) are taken in January and June of year 2 There is no coursework What can this course offer...

...Inorganic chemistry Organic chemistry Physical chemistry Chemical laboratory techniques Project for applied science Analysis of scientific data and information... Learn about: Part Time...

...become as fluent with algebra as you would expect to be with arithmetic at the end of GCSE. The Mechanics modules cover analysing forces, accelerations...

...*Have at least five GCSE passes at grade C or above, including Maths and Science or equivalent at grade 'B'. Course Structure Whilst studying towards...

...(higher preferred) or above Enthusiastic teaching and an excellent pass rate on the previous AS course A flexible course with one compulsory unit and...

...carry out are based on the theory studied. Some of the practical work will count towards their final mark. How can I progress? Most students who study Chemistry want to...

...skills involves you making measurements and processing data which you then use to answer questions in a written test. You must pass AS Physics in order...

...Mathematics is an important subject on its own as well as being a major part of many other higher level courses. It is a suitable grounding for a Mathematics...

...become as fluent with algebra as you would expect to be with arithmetic at the end of GCSE. The Mechanics modules cover analysing forces, accelerations...

...*Have at least five GCSE passes at grade C or above, including Maths and Science or equivalent at grade 'B'. Course Structure Whilst studying towards...

...become as fluent with algebra as you would expect to be with arithmetic at the end of GCSE. The Mechanics modules cover analysing forces, accelerations...