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A Level in Chemistry
Ron Dearing UTC
Kingston Square , Hull City Centre , Hull , Hull, HU2 8BQ
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Application Instructions
To apply please visit https://www.rondearingutc.com/apply/
Course Summary
Chemists conduct experiments to study how elements work in different conditions, test how they mix, and work out what they are made up of right down to the tiniest particle.
The results can be ground breaking, colourful, explosive, or almost impossible to see.
Chemists use their experiments and knowledge to develop medicines, foods, fabrics and other materials, from neon lights to shatterproof glass.
They also use it to understand the world around us
Chemistry is an important subject for careers in: medicine, environmental science, engineering, toxicology, developing consumer products, metallurgy (studying how metals behave), space exploration, developing perfumes and cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, energy, teaching, science writing, software development and research.
Course Details
- Physical Chemistry
- Inorganic Chemistry
- Organic Chemistry
How will it be delivered and assessed?
Paper 1: Advanced Inorganic and Physical Chemistry: 1 hour 45 mins Exam: (30% of qualification)
Paper 2: Advanced Organic and Physical Chemistry: 1 hour 45 mins Exam: (30% of qualification)
Paper 3: General and Practical Principles in Chemistry: 2 hours 30 mins Exam: (40% of qualification)
Science Practical Endorsement: Internally assessed.
Entry requirements
5 GCSE Grades 4-9 including English (Grade 4+) and Maths (Grade 5+). Grade 6 or higher in Chemistry or Science
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