Level chemistry courses

...Chemistry is an essential subject for those wishing to read medicine, veterinary science or dentistry at University. Mathematics is a very useful subject to study alongside chemistry as a grasp of how to manipulate numbers, apply formulae and carry out calculations is integral in all of the units...

... easily with mathematics and like to use it in problem solving You are prepared to work hard and have a go at any questions you are set. Assessment is through two written exams and practical work in each year. An A Level in Chemistry can lead to careers in fields such as research science, healthcare... Learn about: Physical Chemistry, Chemical Safety, GCSE Mathematics...

... last for approximately 40 weeks; you’ll spend about two thirds of this time in a school or educational setting. Throughout the programme there is a dynamic relationship between your training in the University and your training in schools. This one-year PGCE with QTS will enable you to teach biology, chemistry or physics... Learn about: Outdoor Environment, Educational Environments, Information technology...

...Chemistry - AS/A2 Level Exam Board: EDEXCEL NCS course code: AS-ASCHEAP/A2-A2CHEAP Aim This course builds on knowledge gained at GCSE and develops...

...Chemistry is very popular at KGV and numbers have increased significantly over the last few years, to produce a thriving department of over 230 students. Our students always achieve results well above the national average and results over last three years have been exceptionally strong. Students...

...A good deal of emphasis is placed on practical work, which is integrated with theory at all stages of the course. For AS you will study three units which include structure, bonding and main group chemistry. There will also be an introduction into organic chemistry, energetics, kinetics, equilibrium...

... molecular biology and biochemistry. Chemistry can be useful for those who wish to study psychology, environmental science, archaeology, art or photography. You can find out more about chemistry through or by looking at any A level Chemistry textbook... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Problem Solving...

...The main focus is to heighten students' awareness of the basic principles of Chemistry via a wide variety of teaching methods. These methods will provide opportunities for the students to carry out an extensive range of practical investigations, to develop their ability to think creatively...

...-consuming and are consequently left out of teaching, which can lower pupil expectations of secondary-school science. By contrast, small-scale chemistry is quick, saves on chemicals and offers variety in presentation. During this course you'll have the opportunity to carry out the procedures yourselves... Learn about: Sulfur reactions, Small-scale chemistry, Small-scale vigorous reactions...

...As a 'central science' , Chemistry underpins a range of other subjects. Everything you see around you involves Chemistry in some way. A-Level Chemistry will give you a unique insight into the world you live...

...Entry Requirements Applicants should have a minimum of a grade 5 in Mathematics, and a minimum of a grade 6,6 in GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy or a grade 6 in GCSE Chemistry. (We will also accept B grades as equivalent). Applicants should also have a minimum of six GCSEs at grades... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Full Time...

...AS / A2 Chemistry WHY TAKE CHEMISTRY? Touch anything in life and you will be touching Chemistry. From microscopic organisms to distant galaxies...

...Chemistry is a methodical subject. It involves systematic learning of facts but also encourages students to analyse the facts, draw conclusions and make predictions. Chemistry is a practical subject and you will spend a significant amount of time in one of our modern purpose built and very...

...AS/A2 Chemistry The course is designed to enable you to: Develop essential knowledge and understanding of chemistry Apply your knowledge...

...Why should I study Chemistry at Cardinal Newman College?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 pass rate is 100% and 77% of our students achieved grades A or B. We offer an excellent...

...The Salter's Chemistry course, is 'context-led'. 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, are reinforced later. The 'drip-feed' approach to teaching and learning chemical...

... costs. Career Possibilities Advanced level Chemistry is essential for further study of Chemistry, Biochemistry, Chemical Engineering, Medicine, Dentistry...

...The course is intended for those who wish to study and develop an interest in science, enjoy laboratory work and would like to understand more about the world in which we live. Chemistry at A level is essential for the study of medicine, dentistry and pharmacy...

...Chemistry is the study of the elements and their compounds. It is a science subject, so practical work is an important part of the course. It is essential for the medical field, pharmacy and environmental science...

... and makes Chemistry lessons fun. Robert Chappell (studying Chemistry at York University after A-levels at Paston). I found the teacher really friendly...