Chemistry is a fascinating subject that covers every aspect of our day to day lives. It provides many opportunities for you to show your practical skills, and requires both manipulative and analytical skills. It is a rewarding subject to study and leads into many degree courses and careers. Some examples of university courses which require Chemistry A Level are Chemistry, Medicine, Pharmacy, Forensic Science, Engineering and Environmental Science. Other science degree courses will also benefit from an A Level Chemistry background. There are a wide range of techniques to learn, from titrations and making solutions, to researching the latest technologies and considering modern drug developments. This AQA Chemistry course will provide challenge, a practical approach, and relevance to everyday living.
- In addition to the general entry requirements, you will need at least a Grade 6 in Chemistry or in both grades of Combined Science, plus a grade 6 Maths. General Entry Requirements - 5 GCSE passes at Grades 9-5 - At least Grade 4 in Mathematics - At least Grade 5 in English Language and English Literature
Paper 1 (Relevant physical chemistry topics, inorganic chemistry and relevant practical skills). Written Exam: 2 hours (105 marks made up of short and long answer questions) Paper 2 (Relevant physical chemistry topics, organic chemistry and relevant practical skills). Written Exam: 2 hours (105 marks made up of short and long answer questions) Paper 3 (all content and practical skills) Written Exam: 2 hours (90 marks made up of 40 questions on practical; techniques and data analysis, 20 marks on testing across the specification and 30 marks of multiple choice questions)
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| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Slough |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| Address | Gloucester Avenue, Slough, SL1 3AH |
Chemistry is a fascinating subject that covers every aspect of our day to day lives. It provides many opportunities for you to show your practical skills, and requires both manipulative and analytical skills. It is a rewarding subject to study and leads into many degree courses and careers. Some examples of university courses which require Chemistry A Level are Chemistry, Medicine, Pharmacy, Forensic Science, Engineering and Environmental Science. Other science degree courses will also benefit from an A Level Chemistry background. There are a wide range of techniques to learn, from titrations and making solutions, to researching the latest technologies and considering modern drug developments. This AQA Chemistry course will provide challenge, a practical approach, and relevance to everyday living.
- In addition to the general entry requirements, you will need at least a Grade 6 in Chemistry or in both grades of Combined Science, plus a grade 6 Maths. General Entry Requirements - 5 GCSE passes at Grades 9-5 - At least Grade 4 in Mathematics - At least Grade 5 in English Language and English Literature
Paper 1 (Relevant physical chemistry topics, inorganic chemistry and relevant practical skills). Written Exam: 2 hours (105 marks made up of short and long answer questions) Paper 2 (Relevant physical chemistry topics, organic chemistry and relevant practical skills). Written Exam: 2 hours (105 marks made up of short and long answer questions) Paper 3 (all content and practical skills) Written Exam: 2 hours (90 marks made up of 40 questions on practical; techniques and data analysis, 20 marks on testing across the specification and 30 marks of multiple choice questions)