The A Level chemistry course encourages students to develop an enjoyment, interest and fascination in the subject. You will develop the essential knowledge and understanding of the concepts of chemistry and the skills needed for new and changing situations. Throughout the course, you will develop your appreciation of the contributions of chemistry to society and the importance of making responsible use of scientific knowledge and evidence. Through the synoptic assessment you will bring together of the ways in which the different areas of chemistry relate to each other. The chemistry course will include elements of Maths, critical thinking, practical skills, observation, data interpretation, analysis and evaluation.
It is recommended that students achieve a Grade 6 or above in Chemistry or Combined Science: Trilogy as well as a Grade 6 and above in GCSE Maths.
Paper 1: 35% of A- level covering physical Chemistry, Inorganic chemistry and relevant practical skills Paper 2: 35% of A-level covering Physical Chemistry not covered in paper 1, Organic Chemistry and relevant practical skills Paper 3: 30% of A-level covering any content from the whole specification and any practical skills.
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Warwickshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Requires improvement |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Bulkington Road, Bedworth, CV12 9EA |
The A Level chemistry course encourages students to develop an enjoyment, interest and fascination in the subject. You will develop the essential knowledge and understanding of the concepts of chemistry and the skills needed for new and changing situations. Throughout the course, you will develop your appreciation of the contributions of chemistry to society and the importance of making responsible use of scientific knowledge and evidence. Through the synoptic assessment you will bring together of the ways in which the different areas of chemistry relate to each other. The chemistry course will include elements of Maths, critical thinking, practical skills, observation, data interpretation, analysis and evaluation.
It is recommended that students achieve a Grade 6 or above in Chemistry or Combined Science: Trilogy as well as a Grade 6 and above in GCSE Maths.
Paper 1: 35% of A- level covering physical Chemistry, Inorganic chemistry and relevant practical skills Paper 2: 35% of A-level covering Physical Chemistry not covered in paper 1, Organic Chemistry and relevant practical skills Paper 3: 30% of A-level covering any content from the whole specification and any practical skills.