Did You Know?
The national average salary for a Chemical Engineer is £42,040.
Key Information
Qualification
A-Level
Duration
Two Year Course
Examination Board
AQA
READING LIST
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Key Employability Skills | ||
| Analytical Thinking | Technological Use | Resilience |
Qualification
A-level
Assessment
100% Exam
What do I need to study this course?
You will need a grade 6 in two single science GCSEs (including chemistry) or grade 66 in GCSE Combined Science. You will also need a grade 5 or above in GCSE Maths.
What will I study?
The specification is designed to build on the knowledge gained at GCSE. Examples of the topics you will study are: atomic structure, equilibrium, rates, acids and bases, halogenoalkanes, aromatic chemistry, transition metals, and period 3 elements. Chemistry is examined by three written papers. During the course, 12 required practicals will be assessed internally and lead to a separate practical qualification.
What next?
Chemistry is a ‘high currency’ A-level and is highly regarded by universities/employers and you may be surprised at just how many doors it will open for you. Specific chemistry degrees include:
- Chemistry
- Chemical Engineering
Other courses include:
- Pharmacy
- Biochemistry
- Biological Sciences
- Environmental Science
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