Science Courses Merseyside

...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...

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

...you will gain a range of skills from the varying tasks you complete, these could include: Maintain health and safety in a scientific or technical workplace... Learn about: Excellent Communication, Functional Skills ICT, Functional Skills Maths...

...(3 knowledge / 2 skills credits) -Help to maintain health and safety in a retail environment (2 knowledge / 2 skill credit) Mandatory units...

...Help to maintain health and safety in a retail environment (2 knowledge / 2 skill credit) Mandatory units: 8 knowledge / 11 skills credits = 19 credits...

...to the full A Level qualification. Entry Requirements 5 GCSEs at Grade C or above, usually including English and Maths. Modules Studied: Cells... Learn about: Plant Science, Cell Biology, Cellular Biology...

...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 Biology, Animal Nutrition...

...of career paths and further study. On completion of this foundation degree you will be equipped to work in a microbiology related role in a wide variety... Learn about: Data analysis, Medical training, Medical Microbiology...

...This course, written and validated by the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) covers advanced topics, typically included in the third year of a modern chemistry...

...mark at the end of Year 2 in order to progress to Year 3, otherwise they will move to Year 3 of BSc (Hons). This threshold mark is set by the Department...

...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, Medicine Skills, Animal Care...

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

...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...

...of group size as defined by Southport College. The information in this leaflet is accurate at the date of printing only. Please refer to Southport College for confirmation...

...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...

...variation and relationships between organisms How energy transfers in and between organisms Organisms and how they respond to changes in internal and external... Learn about: Internal and external, Energy transfers, Biological molecules...

...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...

...To give the learner an opportunity to gain a nationally recognised maths qualification at Level 1 or 2 Move on with Maths Course Aims: To give the learner...

...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!...

...period 3 and their oxides, transition metals and reactions of ions. Organic: alkanes, alkenes, alcohols and organic analysis, optical isomerism... Learn about: Atomic Structure, Aldehydes and ketones, Optical isomerism...