GCSE ADDITIONAL SCIENCE

Three modules: B2: Cells and Cell Processes Substances enter and leave Cells through the Cell Membrane Photosynthesis Respiration Digestion Respiratory System Biodiversity and Environment

C2: Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table Reactions of Alkali Metals and Halogens Chemical Bonding, Structure and Properties Rate of Chemical Change Basic Organic Chemistry Chemical Calculations Water

P2: Simple Electrical Circuits Distance, Speed and Acceleration The Effect of Forces Interactions between Objects The Half Life of Radioactive Materials and the Nature of Nuclear Radiations Nuclear Structure, Fission and Fusion

How you will gain the qualification

Internal: Regular monitoring of progress occurs during each term.

External: Examination Board: W.J.E.C.

Course: GCSE Aditional Science (Foundation and Higher) 1 unit test (45min.) for each unit. 1 Practical investigation.

What qualifications you need

The course is suitable for students who have achieved a grade C in GCSE Science or a grade D in Additional Science at a previous sitting. Applicants who have not sat GCSE Science or Additional Science should seek advice from subject staff prior to enrolment. Mature Students will be considered on an individual basis.

Where to next

GCSE Science and Additional Science provide a foundation for progression to further study or for employment: Laboratory work e.g Quality Assurance and control. Dental Nursing. Nursing Veterinary Nursing.