AS and A Level Chemistry online course overview
Students of the Edexcel A Level Chemistry online will be expected to demonstrate and apply the knowledge, understanding and skills described in the content for each topic below. In addition, they will be expected to analyse, interpret and evaluate a range of scientific information, ideas and evidence using their knowledge, understanding and skills.
- Physical chemistry – Atoms, molecules and stoichiometry, Atomic structure, Chemical bonding, States of matter; Chemical energetics, Electrochemistry, Equilibria, Reaction kinetics
- Inorganic chemistry – The Periodic Table: chemical periodicity; Group 2; Group 17; An introduction to the chemistry of transition elements; Nitrogen and sulfur
- Organic chemistry and analysis – An introduction to organic chemistry; Hydrocarbons; Halogen derivatives; Hydroxy compounds; Carbonyl compounds; Carboxylic acids and derivatives;
- Nitrogen compounds; Polymerisation; Analytical techniques; Organic synthesis.
Students of A Level Chemistry online will sit three written papers. Additional practical components will be available to achieve the practical endorsement that goes alongside the A-Level qualification, to gain a certificate of competency.
Prior Learning
There are no prior learning or other requirements for this qualification. Students who would benefit most from studying this qualification are likely to have a Level 2 qualification such as a GCSE in Double Award Science or Chemistry.
Progression
Students can progress from this qualification to:
- A range of different relevant academic or vocational higher education qualifications
- Employment in a relevant sector
- Further training
Exam Information
In the October of Year 11, 12 and 13 parents and guardians will receive an email asking which exams the learner intends to take, and where they would like to take them. Parents and guardians must inform InterHigh if they need assistance finding an exam centre by mid-October. InterHigh can support you in finding a local exam centre. It is then down to the individual to register with the centre of choice and pay the exam fees to the centre directly. As each exam centre sets their own fees we cannot provide accurate pricing, however as an example, you can see our own fees by clicking here
Access Arrangements
Physical, medical or learning support needs may be eligible for access arrangements during exams. These can include:
- Extra time of 25%*
- Extra time up to 50%*
- A reader*
- A scribe*
- Supervised rest breaks
- Separate room
- Use of a laptop
- Enlarged print exam papers
Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements for this subject.
However, if you’re looking to study this subject as one of four A Levels, we strongly advise you only do so if you are predicted at least a grade 7 at GCSE / IGCSE in this subject or a relevant subject.
UK
Subject:
Chemistry (UK exams)
Qualifications:
AS and A Level
Exam board:
Edexcel
Duration:
1 year for AS Level with an additional year for A Level
Delivery method:
Online, real-time classrooms, 24/7 access to curriculum
Start date:
September
Exam Details:
All exams will be supervised and sat at an examination hall local to you
Additional information:
The UK version can only be sat by students who live permanently in the UK.
Course fee:
Pupils can choose A Level Chemistry and add other A Levels for an added fee per subject, per year. Find out more.
International
Subject:
International Chemistry
Qualifications:
AS and A Level
Exam board:
Edexcel International
Duration:
1 year for AS Level Chemistry with an additional year for A Level Chemistry online
Delivery method:
Online, real-time classrooms, 24/7 access to curriculum
Start date:
September
Additional information:
The international version can only be sat be students who live permanently outside of the UK.
Course fee:
Pupils can choose A Level Chemistry and add other A Levels for an added fee per subject, per year. Find out more.
Know more about your course fees
We have several fee packages and options, with differing levels of commitment to suit most circumstances. In most cases parents have the option to pay in instalments, spreading the cost of the investment.
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