Why should I study it? This multi-disciplinary course not only provides an opportunity for students to improve their basic understanding of biological key concepts, methods and techniques that characterise science and technology, it also enables students to apply their knowledge and skills in explaining both familiar and unfamiliar observations made regarding life forms. Career possibilities Biology is a prerequisite for several courses, such as medicine, biomedical engineering, biomedical science, biochemistry, pharmacology, sports science and environmental sciences. The course will prepare students to have an advantage in securing a place in university in an area of their interest and seeking employment in future.
Grade 6 in GCSE Mathematics and a Grade 6 in GCSE Biology or Grade 7-6 in Combined Science
Course Content and Assessment Students should study it if they wish to study biology further in higher education, if they wish to foster their interest and enthusiasm for biology and/or if they wish to qualify for careers in biology. Two Papers Paper 1 and Paper 2 All questions must be answered and questions will include both maths and practical skills (externally marked) Each paper is 33.3% of the A Level Paper 3 All questions must be answered and questions will include both maths and practical skills as well as questions on a pre-released article (externally marked) 33.3% of the A Level Practical Assessment 18 core practicals and knowledge of these will be tested within exam papers Practical portfolio must be maintained and will form part of the practical competency assessment
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Ealing |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Westlea Road, Hanwell, London, W7 2AH |
Why should I study it? This multi-disciplinary course not only provides an opportunity for students to improve their basic understanding of biological key concepts, methods and techniques that characterise science and technology, it also enables students to apply their knowledge and skills in explaining both familiar and unfamiliar observations made regarding life forms. Career possibilities Biology is a prerequisite for several courses, such as medicine, biomedical engineering, biomedical science, biochemistry, pharmacology, sports science and environmental sciences. The course will prepare students to have an advantage in securing a place in university in an area of their interest and seeking employment in future.
Grade 6 in GCSE Mathematics and a Grade 6 in GCSE Biology or Grade 7-6 in Combined Science
Course Content and Assessment Students should study it if they wish to study biology further in higher education, if they wish to foster their interest and enthusiasm for biology and/or if they wish to qualify for careers in biology. Two Papers Paper 1 and Paper 2 All questions must be answered and questions will include both maths and practical skills (externally marked) Each paper is 33.3% of the A Level Paper 3 All questions must be answered and questions will include both maths and practical skills as well as questions on a pre-released article (externally marked) 33.3% of the A Level Practical Assessment 18 core practicals and knowledge of these will be tested within exam papers Practical portfolio must be maintained and will form part of the practical competency assessment
