Free Level 3 IB Standard Level Physics Course in Ingatestone. Classes run at Anglo European School, full-time during the day over two years. This IB Standard Level Physics qualification covers eight core topics, from mechanics and waves to atomic, nuclear and particle physics. You also study one extension module. Entry requirements apply, including minimum GCSE grades in relevant subjects. Check the school's entry requirements page for full details.
Who this course is for
The course comprises a central core of study which covers the following topics: 1. Measurements and uncertainties 2. Mechanics 3. Thermal physics 4. Waves 5. Electricity and magnetism 6. Circular motion and gravitation 7. Atomic, nuclear and particle physics 8. Energy production. Students also study one extension module.
You'll study measurements and uncertainties, building precision in scientific work.
You'll explore mechanics, including motion, forces and energy.
You'll examine thermal physics and how heat behaves in physical systems.
You'll investigate waves, their properties and behaviour.
You'll study electricity and magnetism in depth.
You'll cover circular motion and gravitation.
You'll learn about atomic, nuclear and particle physics.
You'll analyse energy production and its physical principles.
You'll complete one extension module in a specialist area of physics.
How you will learn
You'll study in a classroom at Anglo European School, full-time during the day. Learning is delivered through taught lessons covering the eight core topics and an extension module. Assessment follows the International Baccalaureate Standard Level format, which includes written examinations and internal assessment components. Contact the school directly for the current assessment breakdown.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Anglo European School will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Laboratory technician: support scientific research and experiments
Science technician: assist in school or college science departments
Technical analyst: entry-level role in testing or quality labs
Research assistant: support university or industry research teams
Engineering apprentice: apply physics knowledge in an engineering setting
What you could study next
IB Higher Level Physics: study physics at a more advanced level within the IB Diploma Programme.
A Level Physics: an alternative Level 3 route recognised by UK universities.
BSc Physics or Engineering (university degree): the natural next step for those aiming for a career in physics, engineering, or related sciences.
Foundation Year in Science: a university entry route if you want additional preparation before a full degree.
