Content is split into six teaching modules: Module 1 Development of practical skills in chemistry – Module 2 Foundations in chemistry – Module 3 Periodic and energy – Course Content Module 4 Core organic chemistry – Module 5 Physical chemistry and transition elements – Module 6 Organic chemistry and analysis – Paper 1: Periodic table, elements & physical chemistry (2hrs 15 mins) (37% of total A level) Paper 2: Synthesis and analytical techniques (2hrs 15 mins) (37% of total A level) Scheme of Assessment 3: Unified chemistry (2hrs 15 mins) (26% of total A level) Practical endorsement in chemistry (Reported separately) Choosing Chemistry at A Level will provide you with plenty of opportunities for further progression. Progression to university is recommended and it can be combined with other sciences to widen your opportunities. Chemistry is a very relevant subject and can Progression open up pathways into Biochemistry, Pharmacy, and Medicine or, when combined with non-science subjects, provide opportunities in the Social Sciences and humanities. Combining Chemistry with Physics and Mathematics provides a sound basis for technically based degrees such as Engineering. Further Information available: and Theatre Course Name: A Level Drama and Theatre Exam & Syllabus Number: AQA 7262 Our Drama and Theatre course offers students the opportunity to explore drama as a practical art form in which ideas and meaning are communicated to an audience through choices of form, style and convention. Students will: create, perform and respond to drama and theatre Course Aims explore the relationship between theory and practice develop the creativity and independence to become effective theatre-makers the subject content details the knowledge, understanding and skills that students are expected to develop throughout the course of A Level Drama is split into the following three components: 2. Creating original 1. Drama and Theatre: Students will the theatrical processes and practices involved in the social, cultural and historical context in which the Course Content interpreting and performing theatre. practitioner is/was working theatrical purpose and practice
Course Content Content is split into six teaching modules: Module 1 – Development of practical skills in chemistry Module 2 – Foundations in chemistry Module 3 – Periodic and energy Module 4 – Core organic chemistry Module 5 – Physical chemistry and transition elements Module 6 – Organic chemistry and analysis Scheme of Assessment Paper 1: Periodic table, elements & physical chemistry (2hrs 15 mins) (37% of total A level) Paper 2: Synthesis and analytical techniques (2hrs 15 mins) (37% of total A level) 3: Unified chemistry (2hrs 15 mins) (26% of total A level) Practical endorsement in chemistry (Reported separately) Progression Choosing Chemistry at A Level will provide you with plenty of opportunities for further progression. Progression to university is recommended and it can be combined with other sciences to widen your opportunities. Chemistry is a very relevant subject and can open up pathways into Biochemistry, Pharmacy, and Medicine or, when combined with non-science subjects, provide opportunities in the Social Sciences and humanities. Combining Chemistry with Physics and Mathematics provides a sound basis for technically based degrees such as Engineering. Further Information available: and Theatre Course Name: A Level Drama and Theatre Exam & Syllabus Number: AQA 7262 Course Aims Our Drama and Theatre course offers students the opportunity to explore drama as a practical art form in which ideas and meaning are communicated to an audience through choices of form, style and convention. Students will: create, perform and respond to drama and theatre explore the relationship between theory and practice develop the creativity and independence to become effective theatre-makers the subject content details the knowledge, understanding and skills that students are expected to develop throughout the course of Course Content A Level Drama is split into the following three components: 1. Drama and Theatre: the theatrical processes and practices involved in interpreting and performing theatre. 2. Creating original Students will the social, cultural and historical context in which the practitioner is/was working theatrical purpose and practice
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