A Level Physics will help you develop a deeper understanding of how our universe works at the most fundamental level, from the tiny scales of subatomic particles to the unimaginably large scale of stars and galaxies. In addition to this, A Level Physics provides and understanding of the fundamental rules that govern many of the modern technologies that we rely on every day. A qualification in Physics is essential for many careers including those in science, engineering and the medical field, but don’t forget that Physics is a highly regarded A level whatever your future choice of career. Physics graduates are highly valued for their problemsolving and numeracy. Some example of other careers open to you include: architecture, economics, merchant banking, oceanography, photography, cartography, science broadcasting or journalism, computer-aided design, quantity surveying, graphic art and technical jobs in media.
It is recommended that students achieve a minimum five GCSEs at Grade 5 and above which must include Grade 6 at GCSE Maths and a minimum of a Grade 6 in GCSE Combined Science or Physics.
Paper 1 – sections 1 to 5 and 6.1 (periodic motion) – 34% of A Level Paper 2 – sections 6.2 (thermal physics), 7 and 8 – 34% of A Level Paper 3 – Section A: practical skills and data analysis Section B: additional topic (one of sections 9 to 13) - 32% of A Level
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A Level Physics will help you develop a deeper understanding of how our universe works at the most fundamental level, from the tiny scales of subatomic particles to the unimaginably large scale of stars and galaxies. In addition to this, A Level Physics provides and understanding of the fundamental rules that govern many of the modern technologies that we rely on every day. A qualification in Physics is essential for many careers including those in science, engineering and the medical field, but don’t forget that Physics is a highly regarded A level whatever your future choice of career. Physics graduates are highly valued for their problemsolving and numeracy. Some example of other careers open to you include: architecture, economics, merchant banking, oceanography, photography, cartography, science broadcasting or journalism, computer-aided design, quantity surveying, graphic art and technical jobs in media.
It is recommended that students achieve a minimum five GCSEs at Grade 5 and above which must include Grade 6 at GCSE Maths and a minimum of a Grade 6 in GCSE Combined Science or Physics.
Paper 1 – sections 1 to 5 and 6.1 (periodic motion) – 34% of A Level Paper 2 – sections 6.2 (thermal physics), 7 and 8 – 34% of A Level Paper 3 – Section A: practical skills and data analysis Section B: additional topic (one of sections 9 to 13) - 32% of A Level