Why study Biology? Have you ever wondered why your siblings look like you or how medicines work or if clones exist? Are you aiming to be a doctor, nurse, vet or healthcare practitioner? Are you thinking of a career in research? Are you interested in the environment and the world around you? If the answer is yes then studying Biology is for you. Where can A Level Biology take me? A Level Biology is an excellent base for a university degree in healthcare, such as medicine, veterinary medicine or dentistry, as well as the biological sciences such as biochemistry, molecular biology or forensic science. Biology can also complement sports science and psychology. A Level Biology can open up a range of career opportunities including: biological research, medical, environmental, forensics, sports and science communication. The transferable skills you will learn, such as problem solving, are also useful for many other areas, such as law. Assessment � Total of 6 hours of examinations (2 x 2 hours 15 minutes and 1 x 1 hour 30 minutes) taken at the end of the course. � A wide range of question types including multiple choice, short answer and extended response questions. � Opportunity to demonstrate your knowledge of both theory and practical skills through the examinations. There is also a practical endorsement part of the course where you will complete a minimum of 12 different practical activities over the 2 year course. You will become competent in following procedures, applying an investigative approach when using instruments and equipment, working safely, making and recording observations and researching, referencing and reporting