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QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED: 7+ MATHS, BIOLOGY & PHYSICS 7+ CHEMISTRY 7-7+ COMBINED SCIENCE A-LEVEL EXAM BOARD: OCR

WHAT WILL I LEARN?

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Chemistry at A-Level builds the foundations for university study. The thinking skills employed in lessons allow students access to learning for the future in key areas such as medicine, pharmaceuticals, chemical engineering and biochemistry.

Chemistry understanding is taught through contemporary issues, investigative skills and theoretical knowledge. The ability to apply ideas is an asset that is continually utilised within the course. Students will think through practical investigations and use their creativity, mathematical skill and logic to find solutions.

As a challenging yet rewarding and respected A-Level, students will be fully supported through their growth in ability by a variety of support activities.

Students taking the A-Level course will be introduced to in-depth chemical knowledge that will aid their university progression. Physical, inorganic and organic chemistry are fully introduced and embedded in the curriculum. The skills gained in chemistry allow candidates access to a range of options, the most popular being medicine. However, many chemistry students enter into careers that require critical and analytical thinking such as law and business management.

WHAT NEXT? TYPICAL CAREERS

ANALYTICAL CHEMIST/ CHEMICAL ENGINEER/ FORENSIC SCIENTIST/ TOXICOLOGIST

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