GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy
AQA GCSE COMBINED SCIENCE (TRILOGY) (QAN 601/8758/X)
INTRODUCTION
The aims and objectives of this qualification are to enable students to:
Repeat the 2-year course with the support from science teachers.
The content will highlight the key aspects of all three sciences at Foundation Level.
Condensed into 1 year.
Revision tools, guidance and past paper practice.
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Grade 3:3 at GCSE Combined Science.
COURSE STRUCTURE
This qualification has a one-year duration and covers the following:
Biology:
1. Cell biology
2. Organisation
3. Infection and response
4. Bioenergetics
5. Homeostasis and response
6. Inheritance, variation and evolution
7. Ecology
Chemistry:
8. Atomic structure and the periodic table
9. Bonding, structure, and the properties of matter
10. Quantitative chemistry
11. Chemical changes
12. Energy changes
13. The rate and extent of chemical change
14. Organic chemistry
15. Chemical analysis
16. Chemistry of the atmosphere
17. Using resources
Physics:
18. Energy
19. Electricity
20. Particle model of matter
21. Atomic structure
22. Forces
23. Waves
24. Magnetism and electromagnetism
A mixture of different question styles, including multiple-choice questions, short-answer questions, calculations and extended open-response questions.
A calculator may be used in the examinations.
PROGRESSION
Successful completion of the course offers candidates several routes for progression:
Further learning opportunities within employment;
Progression to Level 3 qualifications