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Chemistry<br />

Further information<br />

Pupils wishing to study Chemistry should have at<br />

least grade A in Additional Science or grade A in<br />

Chemistry and grade B in Mathematics at GCSE.<br />

Whilst it is possible to be successful at AS level with<br />

lower GCSE grades, such pupils need to be aware<br />

that Chemistry is a demanding subject at AS level,<br />

and must discuss their options with the Head of<br />

Department prior to registration. Chemistry is a<br />

popular subject and works well with a number of<br />

combinations, from the obvious Sciences and<br />

Mathematics, to Languages and Music.<br />

As well as becoming scientists, engineers and<br />

doctors, pupils with Chemistry often move into areas<br />

of business management, law and finance, where a<br />

logical, enquiring mind are highly desirable assets.<br />

The specification number is: 2420<br />

Full course details can be found at:<br />

www.aqa.org.uk<br />

For further information, please contact:<br />

Head of Chemistry, Dr J N Hill,<br />

jnh@millfieldschool.com<br />

Chemistry A level is almost essential for entry into<br />

medicine, veterinary science, dentistry, chemical<br />

engineering as well as most medical and biological<br />

sciences. An AS or an A level qualification in<br />

Chemistry provides a sound training in scientific<br />

methodology and enquiry, which is highly regarded<br />

in Higher Education and in the wider world of<br />

employment.<br />

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