Rojin Jozi : Head of Chemistry
A Level Chemistry
OCR - H432
6 in GCSE Chemistry if doing single sciences Or 6,7 in GCSE Trilogy Science; 6 in GCSE Maths
From the moment you’re born you’re surrounded by chemistry – the air you breathe, the food you eat and the clothes you wear – they’re all chemistry. Chemistry is the study of substances: what they’re made of, how they interact with each other and the role they play in living things.
From research in space to the depths of the oceans, chemistry helps you understand the world around you.
Chemistry also forms the basis of other related subjects
such as:
Future study that you could enter with a chemistry A-level qualification:
Medicine, Chemical engineering, veterinary science, anatomy and physiology.
Future careers and sectors that you could enter with a chemistry qualification include Government agencies, environmental agencies, consultancy, hospitals, universities, public health laboratories, testing companies and manufacturing industry.
Our A Level Chemists will have the opportunity to enter the UK Chemistry Olympiad. Designed to challenge and inspire, the UK Chemistry Olympiad is a unique opportunity for students to push themselves further and excel in the chemistry field.
Budding chemists will develop critical problem-solving skills, learn to think more creatively and get a chance to test their knowledge in new, real-world situations. They could even find themselves representing the UK at the prestigious International Chemistry Olympiad.
Course ContentThe Advanced Level chemistry course comprises 6 modules that introuduce foundational elements before buulding on these, alongside the development of a wide variety of practical and thinking skills. Module 1 – Development of practical skills in chemistry
Module 2 – Foundations in chemistry
Module 3 – Periodic table and energy
Module 4 – Core organic chemistry
Module 5 – Physical chemistry and transition elements
Module 6 – Organic chemistry and analysis
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Each subject is also part of our ‘Super-curricular’ initiative, which aims to develop your wider understanding of academic subjects and support your learning – more information can be found here.