Free A Level Chemistry Course in Enfield. Classes run at Kingsmead School, full-time during the day over two years. To join, you'll need Grade 6 or above in GCSE Chemistry and at least 8 GCSEs at Grade 5 or above, including English and Maths. Alongside chemistry knowledge, you'll develop problem solving, numeracy, data analysis, and communication skills that employers value across science and technology careers. Note that some additional study materials may cost extra.
Who this course is for
As well as practical knowledge of the subject, chemistry students develop many other skills prized by employers such as problem solving, numeracy, communication, creativity and data analysis.
Entry requirements
Grade 6 or above at GCSE and 8 GCSEs at Grade 5 or above including English and Maths
What you will learn
You'll study organic chemistry, including reaction mechanisms and synthesis.
You'll explore inorganic chemistry, covering periodicity, transition metals, and reactions.
You'll work through physical chemistry topics such as thermodynamics, kinetics, and equilibria.
You'll carry out practical experiments and develop laboratory technique.
You'll analyse and interpret data from experiments and written sources.
You'll apply mathematical skills to chemical calculations and problem-solving.
You'll develop scientific communication skills through structured written responses.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom teaching, practical laboratory sessions, and independent study. Assessment is by three written exams at the end of Year 2, covering all content areas. You'll also complete a Practical Endorsement, recorded separately on your certificate, based on required practical activities carried out during the course. The written exams are set and marked by AQA.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Kingsmead School will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Laboratory technician: support research or testing in a lab setting.
Pharmaceutical technician: assist in medicines development or production.
Chemical analyst: test and analyse substances in industrial or research roles.
Science technician: provide technical support in schools, colleges, or industry.
Environmental scientist: monitor and analyse environmental samples and data.
Research assistant: support scientific research projects in academia or industry.
What you could study next
An A Level Chemistry qualification opens the door to a wide range of degree-level study.
BSc Chemistry or Biochemistry: the natural next step for those pursuing a science career.
BSc Pharmacology or Pharmacy (MPharm): chemistry is a core entry requirement.
BSc Medicine or Dentistry: most medical schools require chemistry at A Level.
BSc Chemical Engineering: combines chemistry with applied engineering principles.
Higher Apprenticeship in Laboratory Science: a work-based route into the sector.
