Qualification Code 60156466 Chemistry will offer you a challenging experience of the independent study skills needed in later life, stretching your mental faculties to their full. You will be able to gain access to the most prestigious universities, careers and professions with a good A-Level grade in Chemistry. You will gain practical skills, and be able to practise your mathematical and linguistic abilities in lessons. You will learn how to present cogent arguments and how to collect and present safe and meaningful experimental evidence. You will have many opportunities to demonstrate responsibility, ability and independence. Using independent study, you will develop your learning style, focus on producing a high-quality file and support the work done in lessons with your own notes and revision materials. There will be considerable emphasis on the quality and presentation of the written work you produce, as well as your ability to show improvement after assessment.
Grade 7 in GCSE Chemistry or Grades 7 and 7 in GCSE Combined Science, though grade 8+ is recommended Five GCSE grades at 5 or higher, including a 5 for Mathematics and English An average GCSE points score of 5.5, or better if studying 3 A Levels or 8.0, or better if studying 4 A Levels
The structure of the course requires you to operate three folders of work, one tied to teach of the three terminal exams. Papers 1 and 2 test factual knowledge and understanding, comprising 30% each of the assessment total. Paper 3 assesses practical ability and understanding of methods and data processing. This comprises 40% of the assessment total. There is no internal assessment and no coursework. AS exams are not offered. All assessment must take place at the end of Year 13.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Medway |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Boys |
| Address | Maidstone Road, Rochester, ME1 3EL |
Qualification Code 60156466 Chemistry will offer you a challenging experience of the independent study skills needed in later life, stretching your mental faculties to their full. You will be able to gain access to the most prestigious universities, careers and professions with a good A-Level grade in Chemistry. You will gain practical skills, and be able to practise your mathematical and linguistic abilities in lessons. You will learn how to present cogent arguments and how to collect and present safe and meaningful experimental evidence. You will have many opportunities to demonstrate responsibility, ability and independence. Using independent study, you will develop your learning style, focus on producing a high-quality file and support the work done in lessons with your own notes and revision materials. There will be considerable emphasis on the quality and presentation of the written work you produce, as well as your ability to show improvement after assessment.
Grade 7 in GCSE Chemistry or Grades 7 and 7 in GCSE Combined Science, though grade 8+ is recommended Five GCSE grades at 5 or higher, including a 5 for Mathematics and English An average GCSE points score of 5.5, or better if studying 3 A Levels or 8.0, or better if studying 4 A Levels
The structure of the course requires you to operate three folders of work, one tied to teach of the three terminal exams. Papers 1 and 2 test factual knowledge and understanding, comprising 30% each of the assessment total. Paper 3 assesses practical ability and understanding of methods and data processing. This comprises 40% of the assessment total. There is no internal assessment and no coursework. AS exams are not offered. All assessment must take place at the end of Year 13.
