Technicians Supporting Chemistry Practical Work for A Level
Course
In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
London
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Class hours
7h
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Duration
1 Day
This one-day practical course for science technicians focuses on building the knowledge, key skills and techniques you need to effectively support A level chemistry teaching.
You’ll learn how to support a range of practical activities through hands-on experience of a variety of apparatus and experiments, including new and traditional approaches to standard experiments.
You’ll also look at:
ways to incorporate digital technologies into lessons to support learning
potential hazards and how to produce risk assessments
You’ll have plenty of networking opportunities with other technicians and will benefit from the chance to share best practice.
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About this course
This course will help you to:
improve your awareness of the practical demands of A level chemistry
consider strategies for providing effective technical support
gain confidence in the support you provide for the science department and students
learn new skills and techniques to ensure good quality practical work and share good practice
gain experience in the set-up and demonstration of key chemistry experiments, including relevant safety precautions
understand hazard identification and risk assessment and the importance of keeping up to date
This course is suitable for all secondary school and college science technicians, especially those working with Key Stages 4 and 5.
You’ll need to be working as a science technician in a school or college.
You'll get a certificate of attendance on completing the course.
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Subjects
- Risk
- IT risk
- Risk Assessments
- Q-fit apparatus
- Health and Safety
- Inorganic Chemistry
- Chemistry MSci
- Chemistry Principles
- Chemistry for Biologists
- Chemistry of Biologically
Course programme
The course will cover the following topics:
- Understanding the new curriculum
- Health and safety, risk assessments and keeping up-to-date
- Q-fit apparatus
You’ll also look at two experiments in detail:
- Inorganic chemistry - carrying out a titration
- Organic chemistry - making a halogenoalkane and a simple distillation
Practical activities will include vacuum filtration, colorimetry, thin layer chromatography, pH probes and dataloggers, measuring melting points, drop chemistry and rates of reaction.
Technicians Supporting Chemistry Practical Work for A Level