Free Level 3 Applied Science Course in Leicester. Classes run at Bosworth Academy, full-time during the day over two years. You'll study combined science across biology, chemistry, and physics, developing practical and analytical skills alongside theoretical knowledge. This applied science qualification is assessed through a mix of exams and coursework. Entry requires GCSE grades of 44 in Combined Science, or 444 in Triple Science, plus grade 4 in both GCSE Maths and English.
Who this course is for
This A-Level course is for students who wish to study Combined Science.
Entry requirements
Combined Science students - 44, Triple Science students - 444 Grade 4 GCSE Maths and English
What you will learn
You'll explore biological, chemical, and physical science concepts at Level 3 depth.
You'll develop practical laboratory skills through hands-on scientific investigation.
You'll analyse and interpret scientific data to draw evidence-based conclusions.
You'll apply mathematical skills to solve scientific problems.
You'll communicate scientific ideas clearly in written and practical contexts.
You'll understand how science is used in real-world and professional settings.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based lessons at Bosworth Academy, combining theory with practical laboratory work. Assessment is through written exams and coursework components set by AQA. Your practical skills are assessed through investigative tasks completed during the course. Both elements contribute to your final applied science certificate.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Bosworth Academy will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Laboratory technician: supporting scientists in research or testing environments.
Science technician: preparing equipment and materials in schools or colleges.
Healthcare science assistant: working in NHS diagnostic or clinical settings.
Environmental monitoring officer: collecting and analysing environmental samples.
Pharmaceutical production operative: working in medicines manufacturing.
Quality control analyst: testing products in food, chemical, or manufacturing industries.
What you could study next
Degree in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Biomedical Science: the natural next step for those wanting to specialise further at university.
Higher National Certificate (HNC) in Applied Science: a work-focused route into technical science roles.
Degree Apprenticeship in Science: earn while you study at degree level with an employer.
Access to Higher Education Diploma (Science): an alternative university entry route if you want to change direction.
