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Prospectus 2007 - Millom School
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Prospectus 2007 30/8/06 15:23 Page 9<br />
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Chemistry<br />
Entry Requirements<br />
Grade BB in Science at GCSE<br />
Specification<br />
AQA Chemistry AS/A Level.<br />
Assessment:<br />
AS Level:<br />
3 x modular units examined in<br />
Year 12. Unit 3 also includes a<br />
coursework element to be<br />
completed by mid-May.<br />
A2 Level:<br />
3 x modular units: 2 units of<br />
Further Chemistry and<br />
coursework; 1 synoptic unit.<br />
Chemistry would go well<br />
with …<br />
If you are logical, good at identifying patterns and interested in<br />
how and why materials behave as they do then why not consider<br />
studying A Level Chemistry? You will learn how to apply your<br />
logical and mathematical reasoning to a range of scientific ideas<br />
and will find out why the work of chemists has had such an impact<br />
on the world we live in.<br />
The experience of studying Chemistry will enable you to further<br />
develop the skills you already have including your ability to carry<br />
out complex practical work.<br />
Chemistry is a useful subject for a wide range of careers that goes<br />
beyond the obvious choices of Industrial Chemistry, Pharmacist,<br />
Doctor or Vet. We have had a number of students who following<br />
successful completion of their A levels have studied Chemical<br />
Engineering at university. This can then potentially lead to jobs in<br />
the local area at Glaxo or BNFL.<br />
Chemistry is also a useful support subject for those wishing to<br />
continue studying Biological Sciences. It provides useful backup<br />
for the biochemical aspects of the A level Biology course that we<br />
offer and is also important for those students wishing to continue<br />
studying Biology at university.<br />
Prospects:<br />
Various subjects such as<br />
Biology, Maths, Physics,<br />
Geology and Geography.<br />
Course Tutors<br />
Dr S M Bennett<br />
Chemistry is essential for the study of medicine and veterinary<br />
science, almost essential for biology and useful for a number of<br />
other degree courses.<br />
A combination with Maths is useful for those planning to study<br />
Chemistry at degree level. A wide<br />
range of career prospects is open<br />
to students of<br />
Chemistry as the<br />
subject has<br />
many practical<br />
applications,<br />
such as<br />
pharmacy and<br />
chemical<br />
engineering.<br />
Chemistry