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Introduction to GCSE Biology

NONVOC
GCSE

Course Overview

This prerequisite course is designed to prepare you for the GCSE Biology course. As part of the course students mustundertake a class examination. A minimum of 80% attendance is expected. Successful candidates can progress to undertake the full GCSE course, where additional tuition and examination fees will apply.The GCSE Biology course is divided into 3 units. Units 1& 2 include the following topics: Cells, Living Processes, Biodiversity, Body Systems, Genetics, Microorganisms and Health. Both of these units are assessed by an externally written examination. Unit 3 is an externally assessed practical skills unit.
  • Study Mode
    Part-Time
  • Duration
    8 Weeks
  • Campus
    Strand Road

Important Message

This course may be available again from September 2024

Available Sessions

  • Course
    Campus
    Type
    Start Date
    Fees
  • Course: Introduction to GCSE Biology Ref D129
    Campus: Strand Road
    Type: Part Time
    Start Date:
    (Wed: 6:30PM- 9:00PM /)
    Fees:
    Full £65.00
    Concession £65.00

Course Offering

  • Site location Strand Road
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Entry Requirements

UK Requirements

No formal qualifications required however previous study of Science and Maths will be an advantage.

Additional Information

You can progress to further study at level 3 which in turn can lead you to a wide range of employment or higher education opportunities within Science and Health.

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