Science

This course covers foundational topics in cell biology, biochemistry, genetics, and health, along with the cardiovascular system, disease, biodiversity, and ecology. You’ll delve deeper into DNA profiling, the immune system, forensics, and environmental science. Additional studies include the nervous system, brain scans, and the physiological changes related to exercise, respiration, and homeostasis.

In this course, you’ll learn the essentials of physical, inorganic, and organic chemistry in a supportive setting. Through hands-on experiments, you’ll build practical chemistry skills. Topics include atomic structure, thermodynamics, optical isomerism, aromatic chemistry, periodicity, and transition metals, among others.

The course combines theoretical learning with hands-on laboratory work and data analysis. It incorporates mathematical concepts, particularly algebra, so a strong interest and skill in maths will be beneficial.

GCSE Science provides the foundation for understanding the material world and its impact on our lives. It explores essential knowledge, methods, and processes that shape scientific advancement. This understanding is crucial for future prosperity and innovation.

You’ll study core science units with a focus on their medical applications. The course includes practical investigations and experiments to enhance your learning. You’ll also develop strong research and independent study skills.

The qualification consists of two parts: the Core Component, where you’ll gain essential knowledge of concepts, theories, and principles in healthcare sciences, and the Occupational Specialism, focusing on assisting with healthcare sciences.

You’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of key issues in the Health and Science sectors, including how to collect data in laboratory or clinical settings while adhering to regulations. The course also covers planning and improving scientific tasks in a laboratory context. Additionally, you will learn to identify and resolve issues with scientific equipment or data errors.