Full Time, A Level, T Level & Combination Courses

Chemistry A Level

Level 3

Course code: AG3372K
Type: Full Time, A Level, T Level & Combination Course > A Level
Duration: 2 years
Subject area: A Levels,Sciences
Location: Ludlow
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Ludlow – A Level Biology & Chemistry

About the course

Chemistry is fundamental to our daily lives and overlaps with other sciences such as Biology, Physics, Geology and Environmental Science. A Level Chemistry will build upon your knowledge gained at GCSE but with a greater level of mathematical content. It is a must for those looking to study degrees in Medicine, Veterinary Science and Dentistry. It also opens up a wide range of opportunities for careers and higher-level study in Forensic Science, Environmental Health, Biomedical and Biological Sciences and Optometry.

What qualification will I gain?

A Level in Chemistry.

Why choose us

All lessons take place in new, well- equipped laboratories. A challenging, academic and rigorous qualification that is highly respected by universities and employers. Individualised learning leading to consistently high results.

What you could do next

HLNSC students who successfully complete this course can benefit from an exclusive progression opportunity with the University of Worcester. Applicants will receive a guaranteed conditional offer for undergraduate degrees in Biomedical Science, Biological Science, Forensic and Applied Science and Medical Science, along with a reduced entry requirement of 8 UCAS tariff points below the published offer.

Other progression routes may include science degrees, but this course is also frequently selected by Law applicants as it demonstrates analytical skills and an ability to cope with difficult concepts.

Popular modules

  • Organic chemistry

  • Rates of reaction

Assessment methods

Assessment will be via 3 written exams plus a practical assessment

Entry requirements

A minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade 4 (grade C) or above including a grade 6 (grade B) in maths and in Science. Discussion with tutor and potential trial if either maths or Science (not both) are grade 5.