WHAT WILL I STUDY & LEARN? Chemistry is the study of materials and how they react. Year 1 • Physical Chemistry: Atomic Structure, Bonding, and Energetics. • Inorganic Chemistry: Periodicity, Group 7 elements. • Organic Chemistry: Alkenes, Alcohols and Analytical Chemistry. Year 2 • Further Physical: Kinetics, Equilibria, Acids and Bases. • Further Inorganic: Periodicity, transition metals • Further Organic: Polymers, Amino acids, Spectroscopy.
GCSE Double or Triple Science and Maths at Grade 6 or preferably better.
This qualification is linear which means that students will sit all the A Level exams at the end of their A Level course by a mixture of structured long answer and multiple choice questions in 3 x 2 hour exams. At least 15% of the overall assessment of Chemistry will assess knowledge, skills, and understanding about practical work. This will be carried out throughout the course in a series of 12 required practical activities which will have varying levels of choice and independence. These will be maintained in a hard-backed laboratory book. Paper 1 • 2-hour examination Paper 2 • 2-hour examination Paper 3 • 2-hour examination
About Education Provider
| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | East Riding of Yorkshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Burton Road, Beverley, HU17 7EJ |
WHAT WILL I STUDY & LEARN? Chemistry is the study of materials and how they react. Year 1 • Physical Chemistry: Atomic Structure, Bonding, and Energetics. • Inorganic Chemistry: Periodicity, Group 7 elements. • Organic Chemistry: Alkenes, Alcohols and Analytical Chemistry. Year 2 • Further Physical: Kinetics, Equilibria, Acids and Bases. • Further Inorganic: Periodicity, transition metals • Further Organic: Polymers, Amino acids, Spectroscopy.
GCSE Double or Triple Science and Maths at Grade 6 or preferably better.
This qualification is linear which means that students will sit all the A Level exams at the end of their A Level course by a mixture of structured long answer and multiple choice questions in 3 x 2 hour exams. At least 15% of the overall assessment of Chemistry will assess knowledge, skills, and understanding about practical work. This will be carried out throughout the course in a series of 12 required practical activities which will have varying levels of choice and independence. These will be maintained in a hard-backed laboratory book. Paper 1 • 2-hour examination Paper 2 • 2-hour examination Paper 3 • 2-hour examination