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A-Level Chemistry Year 11-12 Transition Summer Work
A-Level Chemistry Year 11-12 Transition Summer Work
A-Level Chemistry Transition Booklet - New.pdfBetween the end of GCSE exams and September there are a few things you can be doing to prepare for A-Level chemistry.
Between the end of GCSE exams and September there are a few things you can be doing to prepare for A-Level chemistry.
A-level chemistry is built on a strong foundation of knowledge gained from GCSE and without which students often struggle to find their feet in those first few months of Yr12.
A-level chemistry is built on a strong foundation of knowledge gained from GCSE and without which students often struggle to find their feet in those first few months of Yr12.
For this reason, we’ve put together a pack of information, questions and activities to help you cement your understanding of the foundations of chemistry, as well as start to get a taste of what to expect in A-level. Try and complete a little bit of the work each week during the summer holidays, just to keep the knowledge ticking over.
For this reason, we’ve put together a pack of information, questions and activities to help you cement your understanding of the foundations of chemistry, as well as start to get a taste of what to expect in A-level. Try and complete a little bit of the work each week during the summer holidays, just to keep the knowledge ticking over.
Extra Resources to help YOU transition from GCSE to A-Level Chemistry
Extra Resources to help YOU transition from GCSE to A-Level Chemistry
Click here for a link to a YouTube Channel Playlist containing videos explaining all the key skills you will need to bring from GCSE to A-Level chemistry.
What to do if I did Combined Science, not Triple?
What to do if I did Combined Science, not Triple?
Students who have studies Combined science are no less able to take A-level Chemistry than Triple students.
However, there is a certain amount of content which was not covered in the Combined Science GCSE syllabus which you will need to have an understanding of BEFORE starting A-Level chemistry.
As such it would be best for you to start off by working through the relevant sections of BBC Bitesize or Oak National Academy which cover these topics. Try to make good notes on the content and complete the quizzes and questions provided.
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