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WJEC AS Level Physics Yr1 FT

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Course Outline

A level Physics is the study of how the universe works. Physics is one of the most interesting and useful A levels that you can study. A level Physics covers all aspects of energy, matter and forces including particle physics, astrophysics, quantum physics, nuclear physics and medical physics. The course covers mechanics, dynamics, electricity, electromagnetism, lasers, thermodynamics, oscillations, electric fields,gravitational fields, orbital mechanics and magnetism.

Entry Requirements

Minimum of 5 GCSE’s Grades A-C including at least a B grade in Mathematics (usually Higher Tier), BB in double award science or BBB triple science.

What will I learn?

A level Physics enables students to develop their mathematical, analytical and communication skills to a high level. The knowledge and skills that you gain when studying A level Physics are highly valued in industry, finance, engineering, medicine, business, research and education. Physics enables you to stand out from the crowd.

Course Assessment

Exams

Career Progression

There has never been a better time to follow a career in physics.  Career pathways include: Engineering (Electronic, Material, Mechanical, Structural, etc.), Scientific Research (e.g. CERN), Armed Forces and Defence Solutions, Astronomy, Education (teaching and lecturing), Business and Finance, Electricity Production Industries (e.g. SSC Swalec, E-On etc.), Film Industry, Medicine, Meteorology and Climate Change, Nanotechnology, Oil and Gas Exploration (e.g. NP, Shell etc.), Space Exploration Industries (e.g. NASA), Telecommunications Technology.

Duration

01 August 2024 - 31 July 2025

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