The two year qualification combines scientific theory and practical skills relevant to understanding organic, inorganic and physical chemistry. This qualification is intended to provide students with a great depth and breadth of understanding in order to challenge and stretch. As a student you will recognise the usefulness and limitations of a scientific method and appreciate its applicability in other disciplines and in everyday life. Learning activities will include practical work, independent research, class discussions, presentations, online interactive tutorials, worksheets and note taking. Throughout the course you will develop the following skills: - Using apparatus skilfully and safely - Producing and recording valid and reliable measurements and observations - Presenting and analysing data - Research skills - Identifying and evaluating resources - Clarity of oral and written expression using scientific language - Discussion and presentation skills - Making notes - Problem solving
To study A level Sciences you will need a minimum of 2 x grade 6s in GCSE Science, plus a grade 6 in Maths 5 GCSEs at grades 4-9
Assessment is through written papers prepared and marked externally by the examination body. Paper 1: 2 hrs long for 105 marks: Short, long answer questions and extended responses contributes 35% of the final mark. Paper 2: 2 hrs long for 105 marks: Comprehension and long answer questions contributes 35% of the final mark. Paper 3: 2 hrs long for 90 marks: Short and long structured questions, practical data questions and multiple choice questions contribute to 30% of the final mark.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Barking and Dagenham |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Whalebone Lane North, Chadwell Heath, Romford, RM6 6SB |
The two year qualification combines scientific theory and practical skills relevant to understanding organic, inorganic and physical chemistry. This qualification is intended to provide students with a great depth and breadth of understanding in order to challenge and stretch. As a student you will recognise the usefulness and limitations of a scientific method and appreciate its applicability in other disciplines and in everyday life. Learning activities will include practical work, independent research, class discussions, presentations, online interactive tutorials, worksheets and note taking. Throughout the course you will develop the following skills: - Using apparatus skilfully and safely - Producing and recording valid and reliable measurements and observations - Presenting and analysing data - Research skills - Identifying and evaluating resources - Clarity of oral and written expression using scientific language - Discussion and presentation skills - Making notes - Problem solving
To study A level Sciences you will need a minimum of 2 x grade 6s in GCSE Science, plus a grade 6 in Maths 5 GCSEs at grades 4-9
Assessment is through written papers prepared and marked externally by the examination body. Paper 1: 2 hrs long for 105 marks: Short, long answer questions and extended responses contributes 35% of the final mark. Paper 2: 2 hrs long for 105 marks: Comprehension and long answer questions contributes 35% of the final mark. Paper 3: 2 hrs long for 90 marks: Short and long structured questions, practical data questions and multiple choice questions contribute to 30% of the final mark.