Chemistry is a dynamic and engaging subject taught though the OCR (A) Specification. This is a unique course with comprehensive coverage of all major chemical concepts that provides a strong foundation for future studies in a diverse range of scientific fields. The aim of the course is to introduce theory through relevant, context-based units and to promote the development of critical analysis, mathematical and practical laboratory skills. Module 1—Development of practical skills Module 2—Foundation of chemistry Module 3—Periodic table & energy Module 4—Core organic chemistry Module 5—Physical chemistry & transition elements Module 6—Organic chemistry & analysis
• To study 3 or 4 Advanced Level subjects we require at least 5 grade 6 passes at GCSE. • Qualifications other than GCSE or BTEC are not counted unless related directly to subjects selected at Advanced Level. • At least 5 grade 6 passes at GCSE. • The course is aimed at interested students who have achieved at least a level 7 in Chemistry or 7,7 GCSE Combined: Trilogy. • To be able to develop their skills, knowledge and understanding of Chemistry, students need to have competence in the appropriate areas of Mathematics. It is therefore a requirement that students have at least a grade 6 in GCSE Mathematics. Choose Chemistry if: • You intend to pursue a career in a science or a career requiring analytical skills • You have enjoyed studying Chemistry, even if you are not sure of taking it at tertiary level • You wish to take a science subject to balance the Arts/Humanities choices you have made. • You have the mathematical skills to cope with the quantitative elements
Paper 1– Periodic Table, Elements & Physical Chemistry Multiple choice & Structured questions 2 hours 15 mins– 37% of A Level Paper 2—Synthesis & Analytical Techniques Multiple choice & Structured questions 2 hours 15 mins– 37% of A Level Paper 3 Unified Chemistry Written Paper – 1 hour 30 minutes—26% of A Level
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| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Kent |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Chatham Street, Ramsgate, CT11 7PS |
Chemistry is a dynamic and engaging subject taught though the OCR (A) Specification. This is a unique course with comprehensive coverage of all major chemical concepts that provides a strong foundation for future studies in a diverse range of scientific fields. The aim of the course is to introduce theory through relevant, context-based units and to promote the development of critical analysis, mathematical and practical laboratory skills. Module 1—Development of practical skills Module 2—Foundation of chemistry Module 3—Periodic table & energy Module 4—Core organic chemistry Module 5—Physical chemistry & transition elements Module 6—Organic chemistry & analysis
• To study 3 or 4 Advanced Level subjects we require at least 5 grade 6 passes at GCSE. • Qualifications other than GCSE or BTEC are not counted unless related directly to subjects selected at Advanced Level. • At least 5 grade 6 passes at GCSE. • The course is aimed at interested students who have achieved at least a level 7 in Chemistry or 7,7 GCSE Combined: Trilogy. • To be able to develop their skills, knowledge and understanding of Chemistry, students need to have competence in the appropriate areas of Mathematics. It is therefore a requirement that students have at least a grade 6 in GCSE Mathematics. Choose Chemistry if: • You intend to pursue a career in a science or a career requiring analytical skills • You have enjoyed studying Chemistry, even if you are not sure of taking it at tertiary level • You wish to take a science subject to balance the Arts/Humanities choices you have made. • You have the mathematical skills to cope with the quantitative elements
Paper 1– Periodic Table, Elements & Physical Chemistry Multiple choice & Structured questions 2 hours 15 mins– 37% of A Level Paper 2—Synthesis & Analytical Techniques Multiple choice & Structured questions 2 hours 15 mins– 37% of A Level Paper 3 Unified Chemistry Written Paper – 1 hour 30 minutes—26% of A Level