Course Description:
In Year 12, students begin their Advanced Level (A-Level) Science studies, completing AS Level in their chosen science subjects. The A-Level syllabus is more rigorous and prepares students for university-level STEM courses.
What You’ll Learn:
- Physics: Mechanics, materials, waves, electricity, particle physics.
- Chemistry: Atomic structure, energetics, kinetics, equilibria, organic chemistry fundamentals.
- Biology: Cell structure, biological molecules, enzymes, genetics, physiology, and ecosystems.
Syllabus:
Chemistry
- Atomic structure and periodicity
- Chemical bonding and molecular structure
- Energetics and thermodynamics
- Chemical equilibria and reaction kinetics
- Redox reactions and electrochemistry
- Group chemistry and transition metals
- Organic chemistry: introduction and hydrocarbons
- Functional groups: alcohols, halogenoalkanes, and amines
- Analytical techniques (IR, NMR, Mass Spectrometry)
- Green chemistry and industrial processes
Physics
- Mechanics and kinematics
- Forces, work, energy, and power
- Materials and properties of matter
- Waves and oscillations
- Electric circuits and electrical properties
- Magnetism and electromagnetism
- Particle physics and quantum phenomena
- Thermal physics and thermodynamics
- Nuclear physics and radioactivity
- Practical skills and experimental analysis
Biology
- Cell structure and biological molecules
- Enzymes and metabolism
- Transport and exchange in plants and animals
- DNA, genetics, and protein synthesis
- Cellular communication and homeostasis
- Evolution and biodiversity
- Ecosystem dynamics and conservation
- Human physiology and diseases
- Immunology and disease prevention
- Biotechnology and gene technology
Mathematics
- Algebra and functions
- Coordinate geometry and graphs
- Sequences and series
- Trigonometry and its applications
- Differentiation and integration
- Vectors and matrices
- Probability and statistics
- Mechanics (forces, motion, and energy)
- Numerical methods and problem-solving