Physics is a highly academic subject and should be taken on by only the most ambitious and enthusiastic students. It is regarded as a hard A Level subject and it is highly regarded by all of the universities. You will require a good knowledge of Maths and it is recommended that the students should consider taking AS Maths. It is one of the A Level subjects that opens up more future options than almost all other subjects. These options may be all aspects of Engineering, Medicine, Law and Business. The main draw for students is the problem solving nature of Post 16 Physics and the challenging nature of the subject. The content of the course consists of: • Measurements and their errors • Particles and radiation • Waves • Mechanics and materials • Electricity
Minimum Grade 6 GCSE in Science and Maths.
Exam 1 – (34% of A Level) Periodic motion to include particles and radiation. Exam 2 – (34% of A Level) Thermal Physics to include molecular kinetic models and different types of fields. Exam 3 – (32% of A Level) Optional physics units e.g. Medical Physics and Astrophysics plus Practical Skills and Data Analysis.
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Wolverhampton |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Ecclestone Road, Wolverhampton, WV11 2QE |
Physics is a highly academic subject and should be taken on by only the most ambitious and enthusiastic students. It is regarded as a hard A Level subject and it is highly regarded by all of the universities. You will require a good knowledge of Maths and it is recommended that the students should consider taking AS Maths. It is one of the A Level subjects that opens up more future options than almost all other subjects. These options may be all aspects of Engineering, Medicine, Law and Business. The main draw for students is the problem solving nature of Post 16 Physics and the challenging nature of the subject. The content of the course consists of: • Measurements and their errors • Particles and radiation • Waves • Mechanics and materials • Electricity
Minimum Grade 6 GCSE in Science and Maths.
Exam 1 – (34% of A Level) Periodic motion to include particles and radiation. Exam 2 – (34% of A Level) Thermal Physics to include molecular kinetic models and different types of fields. Exam 3 – (32% of A Level) Optional physics units e.g. Medical Physics and Astrophysics plus Practical Skills and Data Analysis.