"Chemistry is the study of the interaction and interrelationship of the physical world on a molecular level. You will study how atoms exist and react which leads to the intricate balance of matter in the universe. It combines a theoretical understanding of chemical principles with an in depth study of the applications of chemistry in the modern world. You will also develop a high degree of competency in laboratory work, and will have the opportunity to sharpen your minds and develop the skills needed to interpret and critically evaluate data. Classes are taught between two teachers in specialist laboratories using a wide variety of resources. Lessons combine theory with laboratory work, including an opportunity to enhance your skills of group work, team building and development. It is integral that you are committed to private study. Chemistry A-Level is a requirement if you want to be a doctor, dentist, pharmacist or veterinary doctor, but it is a very useful A-Level to have if you want to pursue any other career in Science and Technology. It is also very important if you want to follow other career paths, as Chemistry will demonstrate that you have a high aptitude to problem solving, analysing data and the ability to critically evaluate conclusions, trends and patterns. We have close links with industry, particularly GlaxoSmithKline and LGS (Laboratories of Government Scientists), and encourage students to attend seminars at UCL, Imperial, Kingston and University of Reading."
students entering the Sixth Form should have a minimum of 5 x grade 5+ at GCSE. If students do not possess at least a grade 5 in English and / or Maths they will be expected to study for these qualifications as part of their post-16 course selection. additional entry criteria: 6+ in double award GCSE Science trilogy or Chemistry. 5+ in Maths acheived via Higher Tier Paper only, 5+ in English Language or Literature. Average Point Score of 5.5+
"Component 1= Periodic Table, Elements and Physical Chemistry 100 marks – Examined on Modules 1,2,3 and 5. – 2hrs 15mins Exam 37% of Total A-Level. *Component 2 = Synthesis and Analytical Techniques 100 marks – Examined on Modules 1,2,4 and 6. – 2hrs 15mins Exam 37% of Total A-Level. *Component 3 = Unified Chemistry 70 marks – Examined on All Modules 1-6. – 1hrs 30mins Exam 26% of Total A-Level. *Component 4 = Externally Assessed Practical Competency Skills Assessed throughout Practical Investigations in Class – No Exam 0% of total A-Level but required in order to be eligible for Pass Grade."
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Hounslow |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Lampton Avenue, Hounslow, TW3 4EP |
"Chemistry is the study of the interaction and interrelationship of the physical world on a molecular level. You will study how atoms exist and react which leads to the intricate balance of matter in the universe. It combines a theoretical understanding of chemical principles with an in depth study of the applications of chemistry in the modern world. You will also develop a high degree of competency in laboratory work, and will have the opportunity to sharpen your minds and develop the skills needed to interpret and critically evaluate data. Classes are taught between two teachers in specialist laboratories using a wide variety of resources. Lessons combine theory with laboratory work, including an opportunity to enhance your skills of group work, team building and development. It is integral that you are committed to private study. Chemistry A-Level is a requirement if you want to be a doctor, dentist, pharmacist or veterinary doctor, but it is a very useful A-Level to have if you want to pursue any other career in Science and Technology. It is also very important if you want to follow other career paths, as Chemistry will demonstrate that you have a high aptitude to problem solving, analysing data and the ability to critically evaluate conclusions, trends and patterns. We have close links with industry, particularly GlaxoSmithKline and LGS (Laboratories of Government Scientists), and encourage students to attend seminars at UCL, Imperial, Kingston and University of Reading."
students entering the Sixth Form should have a minimum of 5 x grade 5+ at GCSE. If students do not possess at least a grade 5 in English and / or Maths they will be expected to study for these qualifications as part of their post-16 course selection. additional entry criteria: 6+ in double award GCSE Science trilogy or Chemistry. 5+ in Maths acheived via Higher Tier Paper only, 5+ in English Language or Literature. Average Point Score of 5.5+
"Component 1= Periodic Table, Elements and Physical Chemistry 100 marks – Examined on Modules 1,2,3 and 5. – 2hrs 15mins Exam 37% of Total A-Level. *Component 2 = Synthesis and Analytical Techniques 100 marks – Examined on Modules 1,2,4 and 6. – 2hrs 15mins Exam 37% of Total A-Level. *Component 3 = Unified Chemistry 70 marks – Examined on All Modules 1-6. – 1hrs 30mins Exam 26% of Total A-Level. *Component 4 = Externally Assessed Practical Competency Skills Assessed throughout Practical Investigations in Class – No Exam 0% of total A-Level but required in order to be eligible for Pass Grade."
