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CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
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In the first year of the course, you will study atomic structure, bonding and enthalpy as well as being introduced to organic chemistry.
In the second year you will add knowledge of analytical techniques and look at more complex examples of organic and physical chemistry. Chemistry is best combined with at least one other mathematical or scientific subject, including psychology.
Chemistry is an essential qualification for a number of health-related courses. It also develops valuable practical and problem-solving skills that are useful for employment and higher education.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE? KEY INFORMATION
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Five GCSEs at grades 9-5 including English Language, as well as maths and 2 science GCSEs at grade 6
LENGTH OF COURSE: Two years
ASSESSMENT: Exams held at the end of the second year. Also practical reports completed over the two-year programme
TYPE OF COURSE: A Level