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Applied Science
Longcroft - The East Yorkshire Sixth Form
Burton Road, Beverley, Beverley, HU17 7EJ
Available start dates
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Course Summary
The BTEC Level 3 National in Applied Science is a two year course designed to provide you with the skills and knowledge underpinning all aspects of science. It does this in a work-related context in order to help you progress in your chosen career or onto higher education. It can help you to obtain the grades to go onto university in a wide range of science-related subjects.
Course Details
WHAT WILL I STUDY & LEARN? • Principles and Applications of Science (Exam) • Practical Scientific Procedures and Techniques (Coursework) • Science Investigation Skills (Practical Exam) • Physiology of Human Body Systems (Coursework) You will learn about the basic principles underlying the application of biological, chemical, environmental and physical areas of science and how they are used in a work based environment. You will be able to develop your practical skills in science as well as your English, Maths and ICT skills in a scientific setting. You will also have the opportunity to develop your time management and independent learning skills as alongside the 4 hours of guided learning time each week you will be expected to match this with 4 hours of private study in order to get the most out of the course.
How will it be delivered and assessed?
The course is split into internally marked coursework units (see above) and externally marked examined units. Each unit can be awarded at Pass, Merit or Distinction, according to the specified assessment and grading criteria. The final award contains one grade based upon a combination of the 4 units completed over two years.
Entry requirements
5 x GCSEs at Grades 5 or above including 1 x GCSE Science at Grade 5 or better.
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