Chemistry is everywhere in the world around you. It is in the food we eat, the clothes we wear, the medicines we use and the air we breathe. The A level Chemistry course enables students to see the world in a different way. It is not just about atoms and molecules and things going ‘BOOM!’, but also about debating current global issues, developing problem solving skills and understanding how the scientific community works. The study of Chemistry at A level is an excellent foundation for any science course at university.
GCSE Triple Science (or Science Trilogy Higher) and Mathematics at grade 6 or above. (Chemistry at this level does involve mathematics so you should be prepared to develop your mathematics skills throughout the course).
There are also 12 required practicals that are assessed throughout the 2 year course, which assess your ability to use apparatus and techniques as well as presenting and evaluating data. Overall at least 15% of you’re A-level Chemistry course will require the assessment of practical skills.
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| Local Authority | West Sussex |
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Chemistry is everywhere in the world around you. It is in the food we eat, the clothes we wear, the medicines we use and the air we breathe. The A level Chemistry course enables students to see the world in a different way. It is not just about atoms and molecules and things going ‘BOOM!’, but also about debating current global issues, developing problem solving skills and understanding how the scientific community works. The study of Chemistry at A level is an excellent foundation for any science course at university.
GCSE Triple Science (or Science Trilogy Higher) and Mathematics at grade 6 or above. (Chemistry at this level does involve mathematics so you should be prepared to develop your mathematics skills throughout the course).
There are also 12 required practicals that are assessed throughout the 2 year course, which assess your ability to use apparatus and techniques as well as presenting and evaluating data. Overall at least 15% of you’re A-level Chemistry course will require the assessment of practical skills.