"This is a challenging A Level which you are strongly advised to research well before choosing as one of your subject options. Chemical reactions are everywhere from breathing, baking a cake, driving a car to using a mobile phone. Chemistry is concerned with all aspects of materials, their physical and chemical properties, their composition and structure, their synthesis and use in the 21st century. A Level Chemistry studies the material world, and through chemistry we can describe and explain questions such as: ""what happens when sugar dissolves in tea?""; ""why is mercury a liquid at room temperature?""; ""how do we make plastics?""; ""what can we do about global warming?""; ""how and why will I be affected if oil runs out?"". KEY TOPICS Foundations in Chemistry Periodic table and energy Organic Chemistry and analysis Physical Chemistry and transition elements YOU WILL Complete a unit that bridges GCSE and A Level, to ensure you have the necessary basic understanding Develop your practical skills within an academic laboratory Attend lectures and conferences"
A minimum of 5 GCSEs (average score of 6) These must include: English Language at grade 5 Maths at grade 6 Chemistry or Combined Science at grade 6 or 66
"Assessment methods include: Combination of exams and controlled assessment"
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Newham |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Prince Regent Lane, Plaistow, London, E13 8SG |
"This is a challenging A Level which you are strongly advised to research well before choosing as one of your subject options. Chemical reactions are everywhere from breathing, baking a cake, driving a car to using a mobile phone. Chemistry is concerned with all aspects of materials, their physical and chemical properties, their composition and structure, their synthesis and use in the 21st century. A Level Chemistry studies the material world, and through chemistry we can describe and explain questions such as: ""what happens when sugar dissolves in tea?""; ""why is mercury a liquid at room temperature?""; ""how do we make plastics?""; ""what can we do about global warming?""; ""how and why will I be affected if oil runs out?"". KEY TOPICS Foundations in Chemistry Periodic table and energy Organic Chemistry and analysis Physical Chemistry and transition elements YOU WILL Complete a unit that bridges GCSE and A Level, to ensure you have the necessary basic understanding Develop your practical skills within an academic laboratory Attend lectures and conferences"
A minimum of 5 GCSEs (average score of 6) These must include: English Language at grade 5 Maths at grade 6 Chemistry or Combined Science at grade 6 or 66
"Assessment methods include: Combination of exams and controlled assessment"
