Science Courses Cheshire

...their origins and adaptations and investigative and practical skills. Throughout the A2 year of this course you will cover: bodies and cells in and out of control...

...How long & often do I attend? 3 hours per week for 1 year How will I be assessed? You will be required to pass module exams taken in March and...

...ionic, covalent and metallic bonding and intermolecular forces; the construction of the periodic table; organic chemistry; alkanes from crude oil Unit...

...The course lasts for the full academic year, from September until the examinations in June. The class is for three hours a week. How will I be assessed?...

...ionic, covalent and metallic bonding and intermolecular forces; the construction of the periodic table; organic chemistry; alkanes from crude oil Unit...

...Trigonometry etc) plus an Applied Module - Mechanics. At A2 you will study 2 Core Modules plus the Applied Module you didnt opt for at AS - Statistics...

...to be confident in decision making and to develop the ability to successfully apply theory to experimental work. In addition, you should be able to...

...Trigonometry etc) plus an Applied Module - Statistics. At A2 you will study 2 Core Modules plus the Applied Module you didnt opt for at...

...along with the AS Level in Mathematics you will need to have achieved a grade B in the higher tier at GCSE. If you are taking the course to prepare...

...Waves, and Properties of Materials. At A2, you will study units including Fields, Nuclear and Thermal Physics and Astrophysics. Both AS and A2 are made up of 3 units...

...Pure Maths provides methods involving complex and matrix algebra, hyperbolic functions, proof, coordinate geometry and calculus which can be used to solve...

...If you decide to take the AS level in Further Maths you will do 3 extra units. If you study for the full A level in Further Maths you will do an extra 6 units...

...stationary bodies and kinematics, the motion of objects. Statistics is about data analysis and interpretation and Decision Maths is about solving problems...

...stationary bodies and kinematics, the motion of objects. Statistics is about data analysis and interpretation and Decision Maths is about solving problems...

...You will need to have achieved a grade D at GCSE Maths although we accept most mature students without a GCSE grade. How you will learn The course is divided into 3 modules...

...to explore different ways of approaching a problem and develop the skills for communicating mathematical ideas. Areas of study include: Algebra Functions...

...different ways of approaching a problem and develop the skills for communicating mathematical ideas. Areas of study include: Algebra Geometry Functions...

...of electromagnetic waves and quantum behaviour of photons and electrons, space, time and motiondevelops mechanics and vectors. Unit Three Physics in Practice...

...of electromagnetic waves and quantum behaviour of photons and electrons, space, time and motiondevelops mechanics and vectors. Unit Three Physics in Practice...

...science, microelectronics, environmental science, transportation, medical technology, computer technology and many more. Students on the IB Physics course...