This is a really exciting time to be studying Biology because so much new work is being done that affects all our lives; genetic engineering, the human genome project, genetic testing and screening, biotechnology, genetically modified organisms, cloning, conservation and sustainable resources are some examples of important issues that everyone should know about in order to understand new developments and to make informed decisions. Biology A Level will give you the skills to make connections and associations with all living things around you. Biology literally means the study of life - and if that’s not important, what is? Being such a broad topic, you’re bound to find a specific area of interest, plus it opens the door to a fantastic range of interesting careers. Many people use an A Level in Biology in their future studies or work. Even if you don’t decide to work in Biology, studying it still develops useful and transferable skills for other careers. You’ll develop research, problem-solving, and analytical skills, alongside teamwork and communication. Universities and businesses regard all of these skills very highly.