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2 Year A Level programme aimed at 16-18 year olds

A-level Physics allows students to appreciate how fundamental Science works and to study optional topics that particularly interest them.…

Suitable for 16-19 year olds

Students learn how substances form, behave and interact; start to explain why reactions occur in the way they do,…

Successful completion of this course will allow you to continue your education in a number of university courses including BSc Physics,…

Post 16 Course for 16-19 Year old.

Chemistry and chemists hold a key role in society be it from the large petrochemical industry to the wider world of medicine.…

The course is split into 8 units. 1. Biological molecules - the essential biochemistry behind important biological molecules. 2.…

Details of course content and assessment can be found in our 6th Form Prospectus via our website.

Please refer to the Sixth Form Prospectus on our website for further details about this course.

Age 16-18

Age 16-18 students. Key Stage 5

Biology is an exciting and constantly changing discipline, where new developments in research are made almost on a daily basis.…

Students looking to pursue a career in nursing, dentistry, medicine, radiographer, forensic science, psychology, physiotherapy, botany,…

This course is ideal for learners who want a recognised, regulated qualification in this subject area and are ready to commit to consistent study.…

Biology

16-19

Throughout the course you will develop: •Learning skills, which will help you 'think outside the box' •Practical skills in experimentation •Research,…

Whether you want a job in medicine, engineeringor industry,Chemistry is the solid platform upon which careers are built.…

From making a cup of tea to charging a mobile phone, Chemistry is involved in everything we do.…

For students who have sat GCSE Chemistry and achieved a grade 6 or above

Students who are considering A Level's or equivelant L3 qualifications as a pathway to further study apprentiships or developing their academic result…