Chemistry involves problem solving abilities, curiosity, independent thinking, practical competency, numeracy, fluency in scientific literacy and the confidence to take academic risks, make mistakes but learn from them in a similar manner as pioneer Chemists of the past. Chemistry is wanting to understand and quantify the reason behind a colour change, the smell of an organic compound, the physical properties of chemicals and many more! Chemistry gives you the knowledge and skill which are transferable to many areas. Universities and employers favour potential candidates that have succeeded in A Level Chemistry, as it evidences the range of skills that they possess. To succeed in Chemistry you will need to enjoy a challenge. You will need to be able to work on your own, as part of a team, be well-organised, persistent and mathematically competent. You will need to be able to write clear and concisely in English for the requirement to write practical reports, explain and describe chemical processes. You will understand and demonstrate safe experimental practices as well as developing the quantitative and qualitative skills to support the theory. You will enjoy the experience of spending time on problem solving, developing qualities of determination, diligence and perseverance.