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The study of chemistry is driven by the desire to explain the behaviour of the materials around us.

You will study in our specialist laboratories, developing a greater understanding of the general principles of chemistry and of a discipline that remains at the forefront of scientific development.

You will study an array of practical and theoretical modules. These include Development of Practical Skills, Foundations in Chemistry, Period Table and Energy, Core Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry Transition Elements, and Organic Chemistry and Analysis.

You will develop skills in processing data, as well as wider mathematical and numeracy skills. In addition, you will learn how to safely handle hazardous materials and scientific equipment. There will be an increased push towards exams, as it is the preferred form of assessment. This course may also involve a mix of assignments and examinations.

“I chose Leeds Sixth Form College as it offers a more personalised experience than school.”

Progression routes

Chemistry is an essential requirement for progression

on to many science-based degree courses, including veterinary science, medicine, pharmacy, forensics

and chemical engineering. A level Chemistry is also a desirable qualification for employers, particularly in science and technology sectors.

Entry requirements

Grade 9-5 in GCSE Chemistry or grade 9-5 in GCSE Combined Science, along with grade 9-5 in GCSE Maths.

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