A Level Physics involves studying: • Mechanics (Motion and Forces) • Electricity • Waves and Quantum Theory • Circular Motion • Thermodynamics • Nuclear Physics • Medical Physics and Astrophysics It stretches the mind as well as the imagination, and is viewed as an excellent foundation for careers in engineering, science, and medicine. Physics graduates are highly regarded by employers for their skills in analysing new situations and using mathematics to find solutions to problems, and they can demonstrate these abilities every day in professions such as the law and finance. Though it is very rewarding, Physics is not a soft option; hard work is needed throughout the two years.
Students will have level 6/7 in both Maths and Physics (or in the Physics modules within Double Award Science).
This is a linear course, examined at the end of the two years. Students must keep a detailed lab diary demonstrating the development of key practical skills. These will be tested in the final written examination.
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Shropshire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | Unknown |
| Address | Ellesmere, SY12 9AB |
A Level Physics involves studying: • Mechanics (Motion and Forces) • Electricity • Waves and Quantum Theory • Circular Motion • Thermodynamics • Nuclear Physics • Medical Physics and Astrophysics It stretches the mind as well as the imagination, and is viewed as an excellent foundation for careers in engineering, science, and medicine. Physics graduates are highly regarded by employers for their skills in analysing new situations and using mathematics to find solutions to problems, and they can demonstrate these abilities every day in professions such as the law and finance. Though it is very rewarding, Physics is not a soft option; hard work is needed throughout the two years.
Students will have level 6/7 in both Maths and Physics (or in the Physics modules within Double Award Science).
This is a linear course, examined at the end of the two years. Students must keep a detailed lab diary demonstrating the development of key practical skills. These will be tested in the final written examination.