GCSE / iGCSE Chemistry - exams not included.

GCSE / iGCSE Chemistry - exams not included

• Gain fundamental understanding and knowledge in the field of chemistry
• Perfect for those wanting to study a science
• Covers a broad range of topics to give you a grounding in the subject
• Adherent to AQA and Pearson guidelines and specifications
• Start studying today- no entry requirements
• Get the GCSE grade you need in as little as 9 months

Studying your GCSE

The study of Chemistry is the scientific discipline of understanding the elements, atoms molecules and ions, the building blocks of all life.

Our GCSE / iGCSE course in Chemistry allows you to explore atomic structure, bonding and the properties of matter. You will then build up to topics in which these fundamentals are applied such as quantitative chemistry.

This will help you to understand how properties, and their behaviours, change as they undergo chemical reactions.

GCSE / iGCSE Chemistry provides you with a foundation of knowledge that can open up a range of career opportunities, including veterinary medicine, healthcare, natural sciences, marine biology or forensic studies.

The course will help you learn and work towards the necessary qualifications for the next step in a science-related field.

Getting Started

All you need to do is enrol and start studying straight away. Online learning study is made to fit around your lifestyle and other commitments.

If you need any help through your learning journey, you can always get in touch with your tutor. They will be able to answer any questions and guide you through any difficulties. Your tutor will also mark your assignments and return them to you with feedback, in order to help you succeed.

The only specific deadline to work towards is your exam – exam sittings are held once per year in May or June for GCSE, and twice a year in summer and autumn for iGCSE.

At the end of this course, you can decide if you want to take the exam and gain a Chemistry qualification. You can then use this qualification to support your progression to A Level or other science-based qualifications, or to advance in your career.