Getting a chemistry A-level is hard work, which is why it is so well respected by employers and universities. You will be expected to pass your 4 week on-trial period at the start of the course in order to continue on the course. There will be regular homework set to test and develop your knowledge and understanding. You will also have regular assessments to check you are keeping up to date with your learning. You will need to be reflective and motivated to make improvements in areas that you identify as weaker topics. Outside of lessons you will also be expected to develop your own revision notes using the specification throughout the course. Chemistry opens your eyes to the inner working of the world around you and is essential to the development of new products and new materials so there is always a very high demand for skilled chemists, opening up great opportunites for a wide range of careers.
Name: GCE A2 in Chemistry Qualification title: GCE A Level in Chemistry Qualification type: Assessment You will study the content of the AS in year 12 with some of the content of the A-level. In year 13 you will do new content to complete the A-level and revise your work from year 12. During the year we will decide & discuss with students if they are best suited to sit the AS or progress on to A-level. If you sit the AS and then continue to A-level, your AS results will be void and all assessment for A-level will be taken at the end of year 13. Awarding Assessment & Qualifications Alliance Created 20150923 10:08:02 Updated 20161103 15:12:21
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